#fresh water

[akadoodles]

“Mystery Snail, Pomacea Bridgesii”

Digital Painting, Made in Procreate

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[pepperjunkie]

Jungle pond..

[pangeen]

" Ice Tower " // © John Derting

[anotherartblock]

pokemon more like pokemenu

[srlgemstone]

Freshwater crabs dating back to the Pleistocene period, approximately 600 thousand to 1.1 million years ago, were formed in Denizli, Turkey. What makes these fossils unique is that no other fossilized freshwater crabs in the world have been found preserved within their own habitat (travertine). These exceptional fossils were discovered in a marble/travertine mine

[mercury-lynx]

Fish ^_^

[freddie6626]

Sunset Lake Michigan Labor Day weekend

[whenweallvote]

We are less than three weeks away from the last day of this election, and clean water is on the ballot. 💧🚰 

The people WE elect have the power to address the issues impacting our communities every day, including our access to safe drinking water at home and clean bodies of water in our neighborhoods.

If you are old enough to vote this year, make your voice heard for those who aren’t yet. Make your plan to vote now at WeAll.Vote/voterhub, then ask three people in your life to make a plan to vote with you.

Your vote matters, and your community is counting on you to cast it! 🌎🗳️

[floodleaf]

[itsjustheaesthetics]

[queenlucythevaliant]

So often in myth there's a quest to find the Water of Life hidden away in some obscure Fountain of Youth or Tuck Everlasting-style pool. And it'll be this closely guarded secret that only a few people ever know about: a finite resource.

But what's so beautiful is that in Narnia, there's a whole ocean of it. The Water of Life is boundless and infinite. It's all you can see in every direction. You are literally floating in it.

[xxv-winter-vxx]

Gold fish!!!

[miksak]

Jefferey is in a 20 gallon tank, fish enthusiasts have confirmed this should be fine with his stunted growth, will reassess when necessary. he is very happy and has acclimated very well ❤️

[out-on-the-road]

Chasing Water

[animaloftheweek]

Animal of the Week: Reedfish

Image Credit: Michal Zalewski

Meet the animal Monday! This week, we have another long, snake-like creature called the Reedfish(Erpetoichthys calabaricus)! It's also commonly known as the Ropefish or Snakefish! These happy little fish are native to areas around Benin, Cameroon, and Nigeria.