Denmark: Catch a trout, save the environment
October 24, 2016
Denmark’s dealing with a unique problem: too many rainbow trout. 80,000 of them escaped from a fish farm and are threatening local fish life.
Denmark’s dealing with a unique problem: too many rainbow trout. 80,000 of them escaped from a fish farm and are threatening local fish life.
Where swimming was banned as recently as last summer, Paris plans seasonal swimming pools starting next summer.
Gumbo was hanging out on the banks of the Leie river in Ghent Belgium. See why it’s one of the most popular places in the city.
An up close look at an osprey on its nesting platform. Osprey are commonly called fish eagles and are very adept at catching fish — which lazier bald eagles often steal from them.
Denmark’s dealing with a unique problem: too many rainbow trout. 80,000 of them escaped from a fish farm and are threatening local fish life.
Where swimming was banned as recently as last summer, Paris plans seasonal swimming pools starting next summer.
Gumbo was hanging out on the banks of the Leie river in Ghent Belgium. See why it’s one of the most popular places in the city.
An up close look at an osprey on its nesting platform. Osprey are commonly called fish eagles and are very adept at catching fish — which lazier bald eagles often steal from them.