Submitted by ScoutTrooper501st t3_100539p in mildlyinteresting
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_RaggedyMan_ t1_j2fjz55 wrote
Probably dropped by a bird or cat?
ScoutTrooper501st OP t1_j2fk1wr wrote
Not likely,I live pretty far from any major bodies of water and it was stuck in the mud next to a crawfish hole
ScoutTrooper501st OP t1_j2fk4od wrote
Maybe a cat,I have some semi-feral cats living near my house but there wasn’t anything else and it was right next to a crawfish hole
p3pp3rd0g t1_j2fkb2a wrote
Are you going to eat that?
_RaggedyMan_ t1_j2fkco5 wrote
What part of the country?
ScoutTrooper501st OP t1_j2fkcwc wrote
Nah,it’s probably gonna end up getting thrown away
ScoutTrooper501st OP t1_j2fkgfp wrote
North Texas,about 15min from Lake Ray Roberts
I’ve only ever seen one pigeon out here and maybe 2 owls so a seagul is pretty far fetched
winterized-dingo t1_j2flhwk wrote
I used to live up there, there's actually quite a few species of gulls you can find at that lake. Check page 5 of this guide:
https://tpwd.texas.gov/publications/pwdpubs/media/pwd_bk_p4503_0137u.pdf
No idea what ripped the crawdad's arm off, but you can def find gulls near ray roberts :)
ScoutTrooper501st OP t1_j2fll0v wrote
Right,it’s been so long since I’ve been there tho lol
winterized-dingo t1_j2fnadn wrote
it's a nice park! I got a Texas state parks pass a few years back so my friends and I could go swimming every day in the summer. $70 for infinite access to a big lake is not a bad deal at all lol
Western-Sandwich8152 t1_j2fnkc7 wrote
That's cool. I used to like collecting their arms and remnants of their exoskeletons when I was a kid.
TurkeyDinner547 t1_j2fjxi8 wrote
Seagulls perhaps