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Two minutes in and on to her third star four yabbies and four giant burrowing cockroaches were added to the critter mix.

Biting green ants were put into one arm, soldier crabs in the other arm, while around her right foot they poured cockroaches and around her left it was yabbies and mud crabs.

The former footballer had 10 minutes to go through underwater chambers and tunnels, joined by crocodiles, snakes, crabs, eels and yabbies, as he collected stars.

The pair attempt to retrieve coloured tokens from holes in the wreck - but are confronted by crabs, toads, yabbies, rat, spiders, cockroaches and scorpions.

"I did environmental research, collecting seaweed from sewage outfalls, and then fed pasta made out of dried up worms to yabbies. Then I worked at ANSTO Minerals, looking at processing ore out of mines," she recalls.

Another point of interest was the visual sighting of these "yabbies" moving along the oxygen weed in the late evening in the stream that runs past the camp site.

Beautifully sweet freshwater yabbies. Sashimi and dipping sauces at Sake in Brisbane.

Antony said: "They were always going for Mark and the pool was full of yabbies, a kind of crayfish.

My favourite animals are owls, yabbies, green tree frogs, possums, antechinus, swamp wallabies and micro bats.

Among the other new invertebrates was a brightly colored apricot crayfish, part of the family of creatures called "yabbies" in Australia and some other parts of the world, which was 9 to 12 centimeters long.

Clay washed in cloudy dam water, the home of yabbies and frogs, or weathered rock milled using rain-water off the rusty iron roof and stored in the old tin tank behind the pottery, steeped in acidic tannins from the eucalypt gum leaves in the gutters.