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This part of the Qi Stream, with a few small waterfall and a lot of…

From shallower margins to profundal zones, Vallisneria spiralis and diverse algae thrive, sustaining populations of…

Historically formed by volcanic activity, the lake and its connected canals form a unique high-altitude…

Formed by the roots of a large Sotacaballo tree (Zygia longifolia), this biotope offers shade,…

Lake Tanganyika itself is a remarkable natural feature. As one of the world’s oldest and…

The river is home to West African fish species such as Pelvicachromis taeniatus “Moliwe”, Aphyosemion…

The bay features a combination of sandy beaches, rocky cliffs, and clear, alkaline waters, making…

Zebra mussels, as small cichlids unique to Lake Tanganyika, prefer sandy bottoms and shell cluster…

The Syrdarya, historically known as the Jaxartes in Persian, literally means Syr Sea or Syr…

The lake’s waters are home to 519 species of invertebrates and 26 species of fish,…

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