common presentation by team 8

1. Fish and water animals of
Treasure International Parks

2. Bosca’s Newt
The female is up to 94 millimeters long and the
male up to 75 millimeters. The body is
brownish, yellowish, or dull green with dark
spotting. The belly is orange. Populations are
stable and the species is not considered to be
threatened. Truly an astonishing animal.

3. Luciobarbus Bocagei
Luciobarbus bocagei is a ray-finned fish species. It eats mainly
invertebrates. They spawn in late spring to early summer in
faster-moving water than they normally inhabit. The males reach
about 7 cm, while females reach about 20 cm in length.

4. White-Clawed Crayfish
It has an olive-brown colour, with
pale-coloured undersides to the claws.
It may grow to 12 cm long, although
sizes below 10 cm are more common.
It typically lives in rivers and streams,
where it hides, emerging to forage for
food, and also in lakes.

5. The strangest
It has a very long body and
fine. It’s 100 cm long. It lives
in the coral reef. It’s
carnivorous.
● Name in Latin: Aulostomidae
● Name in our language: Pez trompeta

6. The most beautiful
It’s a mammal. It’s 1,7 metres
long and 50 kilograms. It has a
fusiform body and big head.
It’s carnivorous.
It uses the sound to
communicate and guide. It
lives in the warm water of the
Atlantic and Pacific Ocean.
● Name in Latin: Delphinidae
● Name in our language: Delfín

7. The biggest
● Name in Latin: Epinephelinae Marginatus.
● Name in our language: Mero.
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It lives in the eastern Atlantic
Ocean. It also live in different
places in the world.
It has a big body with a big mouth.
It’s colour is brown or green. It´s a
lonely fish and live in the deep of
the ocean. It's between 50-100
centimeters long and It´s between
3-10 kilograms .

8. Ruffe
The ruffe's colors and markings are similar to those of the walleye, an olive-brown to
golden-brown color on its back, paler on the sides with yellowish white undersides. The
ruffe can reach up to 25 cm (9.8 in) in length, but is usually around half that size.It is a very
aggressive fish for its size. Ruffe lives in Wigierski National Park (in Poland
http://www.wigry.org.pl/index_en.html

9. Alpine bullhead
The alpine bullhead has a large broad head and tapering body, large fins and a rounded tail.
It is light brown mottled with darker colour. The eyes are located near the top of the
head.The alpine bullhead feeds on insects, crustaceans and small invertebrate prey that it
finds on the bed of the stream. It is generally nocturnal but becomes diurnal in the Arctic
during the winter.The alpine bullhead is usually about 5 to 8 cm (2.0 to 3.1 in) long with a
maximum of 12 cm (5 in).This fish occurs in Magurski National Park(in Poland)-
http://www.magurskipn.pl/en/index.php

10. Common rudd
Rudd prefer clear waters rich in plants. They also feed on aquatic vegetation when the
temperature exceeds 18 °C. They hunt for living prey in the upper levels.Young Rudd eat
zooplankton, aquatic insects, and occasionally other small fish. Mature Rudd, which are
about 18” in length and weigh about 3 pounds.This fish lives in Ujście Warty National Park
(in Poland)- https://www.pnujsciewarty.gov.pl/206,news.html

11. Rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss)
Pstruh duhovy- freshwater fish of the family of salmon that lives
in rivers of Asia and North America that flows into the Pacific
Ocean. The anadromous version, steelhead returning to fresh
water to spawn after two or three years at sea located in the
national park slovensky raj.

12. Brook lamprey(Lampetra planeri)
Mihuľa potočná - Lampetra planeri- lives only in fresh water and grows to a length of
about 190 mm. Usually it occurs in He similar waters as Lamprey river, but lives away
from the sea in small tributaries In adulthood has blunt teeth, beer is not parasitic.
From larvae to an adult lamprey, the changes in the summer. Spawn next year Tajta
during periods of not eating from fertilization perish. It is located in the national park
TANAP.

13. (Silurus Glanis)
Sumec západný (Silurus Glanis) Wide low head passes imperceptibly into an
elongated body, covered slimy skin without scales. Fanged mouth is equipped with two
long gristly beard in the upper jaw and four shorter in the lower jaw. They serve as
chemoreceptors in them and taste buds. It replaced poorly developed eyes.
The basic body color is olive green to blue-gray, back dark on the sides is clear marbled
belly is light gray to white and spotted. Occasionally occur individuals and
discoloration (albinos).

14. Plotice obecná (Rutilus rutilus)
The roach is a small fish, often reaching no more than about 35 cm; maximum length
is 45-50 cm. The body has a silvery colour and becomes white at the belly. The fins are
red. Young specimens have a slender build; older specimens acquire a higher and
broader body shape. Colours of the eyes and fins can be very pale, however, in some
environments. This fish occurs in National Park Podyjí, Czech Republic.
(http://www.nppodyji.cz/?lang=2)

15. Lipan podhorní (Thymallus thymallus)
The grayling grows to a maximum recorded length of 60 cm (24 in) and a maximum
recorded weight of 6.7 kg (15 lb). The grayling prefers cold, clean, running riverine
waters, but also occurs in lakes. Omnivorous, the fish feeds on vegetable matter, as well
as crustaceans, insects and spiders, molluscs, zooplankton, and smaller fishes, such as
Eurasian minnows. The grayling occurs in National Park Šumava, Czech Republic.
(http://www.npsumava.cz/en/)

16. The Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar)
The colouration of young Atlantic salmon does not resemble the adult stage. While
they live in fresh water, they have blue and red spots. At maturity, they take on a silver-
blue sheen. The salmon has a well-developed teeth. All fins are bordered with black.
This fish occurs in Bohemian Switzerland National Park, Czech Republic.
(http://www.npcs.cz/en)

17. CZ: Miroslav B.
SK: Martin K. Šimon K.
PL: Mateusz K. Jakub K.
ES1:Carla M. Verónica V.
ES2: Jesús G. Uriel C
Fish/water animals experts
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