Plastic Crawfish in the bag measures 2" long by 1.25" wide.
The back of the card reads:
The Legend of the Crawfish
Part of Louisiana's spice is the folklore of our culture. According to legend, crawfish and the mud towers that mark their home originated in the bayou as follows:
Nova Scotia Lobster followed the Acadian people on their way to settle Louisiana. The lobsters grew tired and smaller and smaller along the journey, so that when they arrived in Acadiana they were only 4 to 5 inches long. Messieurs les Ecrevisses were very friendly with the settlers and did everything they did. So when the Acadians built mud chimneys for their homes, the crawfish did the same. However, they were so tired they couldn't complete their homes. They just crawled right into the chimneys and set up house.
On dit que (it is said that) when a bayou baby is 9 days old, if he sticks his finger in a crawfish mound, he will become a Cajun.
