aquatic species

Aquatic species are living organisms that live in water environments, including oceans, lakes, rivers, and ponds. They range from tiny microorganisms like plankton to large animals like whales, fish, and aquatic plants. These species have adapted to thrive in water, relying on it for movement, food, and breathing. They are essential for healthy ecosystems, supporting food chains, maintaining water quality, and providing resources for humans. Aquatic species play a vital role in the earth’s biodiversity and are affected by environmental changes, pollution, and human activities that threaten their survival.