Michael Kaloki
speaker
604 appearances
67 recordings
4 series
first heard Jul 2025
last heard today
Michael Kaloki’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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A bit of a tongue twister there, but it's red claw crayfish.
Now, it's native to northern Australia in Papua New Guinea, thousands of miles away from the African continent.
No, they didn't.
Like many invasive species, it was introduced to rivers in South Africa by humans in 1993, I should say, for aquaculture projects, which are basically water farms.
Now, they were meant to stay contained within these farms, but...
Lounasjahti on katettu Nesten liikenneasemille.
Käytä plussakorttiasi Nesten liikenneasemilla ja voit voittaa kuukauden lounaat.
Tankkaa lounasta, osta vaikka jätski.
Kunhan muistat käyttää plussakorttia toinen elokuuta asti, olet mukana jahdissa.
Nappaa mukaan samalla kesäkuun plussaedut.
Lisätiedot neste.fi kautta plussa.
It didn't take long until some started to escape.
It's possible that the first escapees were in Iswatini, where they made their way into a river called the Inkomati River system, which flows into Mozambique.
Yes, they have.
And they are spreading so quickly that it's now causing some alarm.
Researchers now think they are moving about six kilometers a year.
And in times when it floods, they can even travel up to 49 kilometers downstream.
Dr. Josie South, a professor at the University of Leeds in the UK and Stellenbosch University in South Africa, is worried that within the next 10 years,
They could invade the Okavango Delta in Botswana, which is home to many endangered species like the yellow-bellied bream.
So it would be, Marnie, a real risk to those species if the crayfish make it there.
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