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After walking from #Freckenham down gorgeous Kennett-Lee Brook, a perfect-looking #chalkstream, as I slipped into #RiverLark at West Row on a perfect Saturday a.m., was buzzing with anticipation for a swim up Lee Brook. But, horrors! For almost a mile a DEAD ZONE!
#MySwim
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#MySwim
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Apart from some swarms of fish fry at the confluence of the Lee Brook with the #RiverLark, many of which were diseased, including these Roach, for the first mile, the only fish I saw were diseased or dead, such as this Perch & these Three-spined Sticklebacks.
#Freckenham
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#Freckenham
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Haven't seen anywhere else the diseases suffered by the fish in Lee Brook at its confluence with River Lark; especially Roach and Minnow fry were affected. Also saw Chub, Rudd & Gudgeon fry in the mixed shoals.
#FishDiseases #FishDisease #freshwaterfishes #WestSuffolk #cambs
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#FishDiseases #FishDisease #freshwaterfishes #WestSuffolk #cambs
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One-Third of Global #FreshwaterFishes at Risk of Extinction; 16 Species Go Extinct in 2020
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(📸: Beta Mahatvaraj)
By @MrigDixit
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By @MrigDixit
Day by day, new research paints a grimmer picture of the state of our fragile ecosystem from deep-sea corals to the animals on land.
The startling number comes from the latest assessment conducted and compiled by 16 global conservation organizations in a report titled ‘The World’s Forgotten Fishes’.
