Mutant crayfish got rid of males, and its clones are taking over the world

MAJ Alvin B. I am really glad I came across this thread. I will say this article is very telling on many levels. I intend to read more on this.

From other articles it sounds like the are not big enough to be viable food source for humans. I wonder how long until some company cross breeds them with larger crayfish or lobsters to create a farmable food source?

Yeah, as I'd suspected, I thought that the basis was parthenogenetic, though themcomtextmis certainly novel....