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There are four zones in lakes and ponds the littoral, limnetic, profundal and benthic

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Benthos are the organisms that live at the bottom of lake in the benthic zone

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Nekton are a group of organisms that travel together freely. Nekton can be everything from fish to mollusks.

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Plankton are drifting and floating microscopic organisms that live in fresh water

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Lowest levels of the pond where organisms live at the bottom of the pond.Most animals are invertebrate such as crayfish, and clams

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In the profundal zone there is little to no light at all and animals are normally crawlers. There are also a lot of bacteria that live in this zone as well as decomposers.

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Limnetic zone is open water area where photosynthesis is able to occur.
Zooplankton can be found here as well as fish.

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Littoral zone is the closets to the shore and is where the light reaches the bottom.
Snails, frogs and turtles are some examples of animals that live in the littoral zone.

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- Lakes and ponds are formed from the remainder of glaciers,blocked rivers,and rivers.
- Water will normally be standing not flowing
- In the inland's there is an abundance of animals