Lake Tanganyika, Kigoma Region, Tanzania
Lake Tanganyika itself is a remarkable natural feature. As one of the world’s oldest and…
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Moliwe River, Southwest Region, Cameroon
The river is home to West African fish species such as Pelvicachromis taeniatus “Moliwe”, Aphyosemion…
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Sandy Ndole Bay, Lake Tanganyika, Zambia
The bay features a combination of sandy beaches, rocky cliffs, and clear, alkaline waters, making…
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Lake Tanganyika, Northern Province, Zambia
Zebra mussels, as small cichlids unique to Lake Tanganyika, prefer sandy bottoms and shell cluster…
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Syrdarya River, near Khujand, Tajikistan
The Syrdarya, historically known as the Jaxartes in Persian, literally means Syr Sea or Syr…
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Chet-Baisorun stream, Issyk-Kul affluent, Kyrgyzstan
The lake’s waters are home to 519 species of invertebrates and 26 species of fish,…
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Caño Tonino, Río Caquetá, Colombia
Caño Tonino is a small blackwater affluent of the Rio Caquetà wich enters this river…
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Boca Caño Raia, Río Atabapo, Colombia
The Río Atabapo is a blackwater tributary of the Orinoco, bordered by rainforest, sandy beaches,…
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Caño Libertad, Río Apaporis, Colombia
Caño Libertad is a small affluent of the Río Apaporis – amazing river in the…
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Río Manduvirà, Paraguay tributary, El Chaco, Paraguay
The Manduvirà (Spanish: Río Manduvirá; Guarani: Ysyry Manduvira) is a tributary of the Paraguay River…
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