This document summarizes the key features and behaviors of crayfish. It describes the anatomy of crayfish including their antennae, pincers, mouth, eyes, walking legs, swimmerets, and tail flaps. It notes that crayfish live in freshwater environments like ponds, rivers, lakes, and waterfalls. It also outlines the behaviors of a crayfish when left alone, touched in different areas, placed on a table, and with another crayfish. Finally, it mentions that female crayfish have more swimmerets than males to hold eggs and use their tail flaps to protect eggs.