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Airy and floating plants abound on the eutrophic beach. For example, an amphibious bistort  appears if the lake’s nutrients rise.
Source: peda.net, suomenluonto.fi

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Cyanobacteria benefits warming of the lake because their ideal temperature is a little higher compared to others. They are less dependent on the nutritional content of the water.
source: ilmasto-opas.fi

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Grass Snake is one of Finland few snake species it spends its time in wetland habitat eating things that snakes normally eat. It is Not protected.

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Some plants will become extinct due to climate change. If plants die it affects the ecosystem.
Source: ilmasto-opas.fi

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Rainfall and temperature rise intensifies the eutrophiction
source: ilmasto-opas.fi

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The rise in temperature affects the lakes oxygen content. It also affects temperature deposition and the occurance of different species because different species has their own ideal temperature.

source: ilmasto-opas.fi

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Due to the prongation of the growing season and eutrophication caused by climate change, the amount of coastal vegetation will increase. Large airy plants also benefit from en increase in air carbon dioxide and may partially displace eutrophication-sensitive species.
Source: ilmasto-opas.fi

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Vegetation growth has curbed climate change. Vegetation zones are expected to move north.

Changes in global warming ecosysytems to which plants do not have time to adapt climate change reduces biodiversity.
Source:YLE Uutiset, jultika.Oulu.fi, ilmasto.org

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Mink is mammalian from North-America. Minks are bred in Europe as fur animals. Minks escaped from fun garden form a wild population in many countries. Wild minks are active at dark.

Most of them are dark brown. They eat other mammals, grabs, birds, fishes, frogs and insects. Minks kill more than they eat.

Minks live close to the water in abundant vegetation.
Minks are mature when they are one year old.

In nature minks live about four years, in fur garden even 11 years.

Minks are hunted so as not to upset the balance of narure

Wikipedia, Metsästäjäin keskusjärjestö.

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Finnish mammals Saimaa ringed seal (Pusa hispida saimensis)

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Finnish mammals Saimaa ringed seal (Pusa hispida saimensis)

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Saimaa ringed seals live in Finland, only in Saimaa. They are very endangered and it’s denied to kill them.

Saimaa ringed seals belong to mammals.

The adults are dark grey and pattern of white rings. The cubs are grey. They grow about 130-145 cm long. They weight about 50-90 kg.

They eat little flock fishes.

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Finland has total 103 species of fish. The fish are divided in different groups and these groups are called as cartilage fish, jawless fish and bony fish. The most common fish species in Finland are pike perch and roach.

Finland's national fish is Perch. The pike is our beach crocodile.

The fish are the most old and the most abundant group of vertebrates. The first animals like fish developed over 500 million years ago

In 2016 the value of production in the commercial fisheries value chain was 901 million euros. Only a few people know that some Finnish fish are endangered. A part of these fish are still free to fish, eat and sell. Some species have completely disappeared  from out waters.

The species to be planted in Finnish waters are  different species of whitefish, pike, grayling, sea trout, lake trout, sea salmon and lake salmon.

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In the summertime huge numbers of wetland and water birds breed in Finland including many duck and wader species, and huge cranes.

And of course wherever there's water there also fish. Finland has 61 native species, mostly freshwater fish. One unusual feature is that many lake fish can also thrive in the coastal waters of the Baltic Sea, where salinity levels are low.

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Finland is reputed to be the land of a Thousand Lakes, but on the fact the country has tens of thousands lakes. Most of these lakes are small and shallow. Lakes have an average depth of about seven meters.

Even in the largest lakes, like Saimaa in the southeast, open waters are broken up by many islands and peninsulas. It’s not always easy to say where one lake ends and another begins.

The same is not true of Finland´s intricate coastline, which features around 95,000 sea islands, most of which are small rocky skerries. Sailors say that the waters of the labyrinthine Southwestern Archipelago are Somero of the most navigationally challenging anywhere in the world.

The total lenght of the coastline has been measured at 40,000 kilometres, including the shores of islands. The lakeshores are even longer - totalling about 130,000 kilometres. This means that the country has approximately 32 metres of shoreline for every inhabitant. People are used to having open water always somewhere nearby.

This abundance of water is also good for birds.
In the summertime huge numbers of werland and water birds

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There are 188.000 lakes in Finland the biggest lake is Saimaa. And Finland has the most lakes in the world🤓

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Slowworm is protected and doesen´t have any limbs. When the soils tempature changes slowworm evolves very quickly. Slowworm eats insects. Smooth newt isnt protected in Finland. Smooth newts eggs are light brown. There are 984  reported sights of smooth newt in Finland. Brown frog is ordinary and very common in finland. Brown frog eats insects and meat when has to. Because of climate change there is a deadly desiase that is dangerous to the frogs. Brown frog multiplies throught eggs.

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