Trout

A trout is a type of freshwater fish known for its vibrant colors and streamlined body. They inhabit cool, clean streams, rivers, and lakes, where they play a vital role in aquatic ecosystems. Typically, trout are carnivorous, feeding on insects, small fish, and larvae. They are valued both ecologically and recreationally, as they are popular targets for anglers worldwide. Trout are also indicators of good water quality; their presence often signifies healthy, unpolluted environments. Overall, they are a key species that help maintain balanced aquatic habitats.