Помогите найти инфу по ракообразным Кавказа. И желательно картинки.

Here are some spiecies:

Astacus colchicus (колхидский широкопалый рак)
Astacus leptodactylus (узкопалый рак)
Potamon (Pontipotamon) tauricum, P. ibericum, P. albanicum, P. magnum (пресноводные крабы)
Troglocaris anophthalmus (слепая креветка)

Potamon tauricum:

Quote:

http://www.wildlife.ge/thumbs/2%20Potamon%20tauricum.JPG

BTW...
This is the most peculiar and diverse landscape of Georgia . Extermally Georgian forests are similar to ones in Alps or Carpathiand, but the diversity of plant and animal species is much higher, with very high proportion of endemic species that remained here since Pliocene time. This area has outstanding level of humidity, resembling somewhat temperate rainforests of British Columbia . In some parts of the area, the annual rainfall exceeds 3,000 and even 4,000 mm. Climate mild, although in winter deep snow cover is usual. Vegetation is extremely diverse, especially in the southwestern part of the country, and over a quarter of the species are endemics of the region. Five species of Rhododendrones are found nowhere else in the world. The area harbors several species of endemic shrews, snow voles, over ten endemic rock lizards of genus Darevskia , some of that breed parthenogenetically; endemic adders, toads, mud-divers, Caucasian brook salamander, spectacular banded newt, diverse running beetles and slugs, various ferns. Brown bear, roe deer, wolf, and jackal are common. Some leopards still inhabit primary forests of the eastern great Caucasus.

Pics are here - http://www.wildlife.ge/Gal2.htm

Astacus leptodactylus (узкопалый рак):


Astacus colchicus (колхидский широкопалый рак):

Ребята у нас по крабам делали такой обзорчик. Пятиклашки вообще-то, несерьезно, но картинки есть.

Где снято?

Снято в Утришском заказнике. Самку - сразу отпустил, но это не помогло: за пять лет Черное море стало пустым-пустым.