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Hallo !
Und zwar wollte ich fragen, ob mir jemand sagen kann, warum sich nach einem Hochwasser die natürliche Besiedlung von einem Bach recht schnell wieder einstellt – Danke schonmal ! 🙂
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Loading...A wonderful good day, Actually, the title says it all. But I really just want to know the diameter. I don't care about length, weight, bank balance, etc. Thanks in advance. ^^:Q
I've recently had flying creatures in the kitchen, about 2mm long, white at the back and brown at the front with a plough, a type of fly. Does anyone know what it is and how I can get rid of it?
How can you tame frogs like the one in the picture here? These were once "wild" pond frogs and not offspring from the aquarium.
Mir ist soeben auf dem Weg ein Reh aufgefallen. Er stand mitten auf der Fahrbahn. Als ich mich näherte versuchte das Reh die ganze Zeit aufzustehen. Fiel jedoch ständig wieder hin. Ich hielt an und wartete. Irgendwie hat sich das Reh dann in den Graben geschlappt. Als ich nachschaute war es jedoch weg. Daraufhin rief…
Hi.
the roots remain, unless it has become a cracking river in the ground only the green bends or tears off. New nutrients and also seeds of other plants are added by the mud that is flushed on.
The vegetation is just moving. The same with forest fires. Such “catastrophes” are very good for nature.
I’m sure you can describe it even more in detail.
P.S.: I was just thinking about plants 🙂
In fact, I forgot to mention it was more about the aspect with the animals – but that also helps me further, thank you ^
Most animals can adjust.
Fish dig into the mud.
Insects and amphibians move back to other places.
A flood of canals and streams only takes hours.
On larger waters, brood or salmon can already be destroyed.
Here, however, there are usually highwaters which last for a long time in conjunction with snow melt and continuous rain.
There is not a breeding and setting time, and amphibians are still in the winter star.
So floods do nothing to most animals.
Ah okay, sounds logical -> Thank you! 🙂
Bütte.