Truckload of live crayfish stops traffic in Perth after spill
A truckload of crayfish was accidentally unleashed onto a Perth road in a bizarre traffic incident today.
A load of live crayfish spilled onto the road at a major intersection in Kardinya, however, it is unclear what caused the incident.
Traffic on South Street and North Lake Road stopped as commuters whipped out their phones to film the sea creatures flopping around on the asphalt.
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A load of live crayfish spilled onto the road at a major intersection in Perth, however, it is unclear what caused the incident. Nine
Onlookers filmed the bizarre scene on their phones. Nine
"No words," one said in a social media post.
The crayfish were collected and returned to their crate after a worker in high-vis managed to gather them back up.
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