Kōura are found in native forest, exotic forest, and pastoral waterways, but very rarely in urban streams because of chemical pollution, increased flood flows from stormwater inputs, and degradation of habitat. They shelter between stones on gravelly bottoms but they can burrow into muddy bottoms and will burrow well down into swamps that dry outContinue reading “Our threatened native Kōura”
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