That's because Egypt's best-known river is suffering from a crayfish invasion. Procambarus Clarkii to be exact. It's a native of Louisiana and relatively new to Egypt. Now it's clawing and burrowing ...

When water levels drop, they burrow into riverbanks or mud to stay cool and hydrated until the rains return. Despite being one of Africa's most resilient predators, Nile crocodiles face threats ...

Peret Also called the Season of the Emergence. As the floodwaters went down, the land beside the Nile was left covered in thick dark mud which was very fertile. Farmers used this season to plant ...

Kisumu fish traders displays mud fish harvested from lake Victoria at the Kisumu municipal fish market The price of Nile perch has increased by more than 48 per cent as demand for the rare species ...