Estimated at about 25 million years old and containing 20 percent of the world’s freshwater, Lake Baikal is nestled in a rather remote area of Russian wilderness (Skylarov et al., 2015). This vast lake...
Northern Indiana is home to around 450 natural lakes created from the movement of glaciers across the landscape thousands of years ago. In the cold, oxygenated waters of some of these glacial lakes, a...
The year of 1894 marked the first time Rainbow Trout Oncorhynchus mykiss, a species sought out by anglers on all six continents except Antarctica, were introduced into the streams of Australia. Rainbow Trout are...
The Yucatán Peninsula is home to a unique group of underwater habitats that look like circular swimming pools. These beautiful formations are known as cenotes, meaning “natural well” in Spanish. Formed through the gradual...
