"Little fish are dried into dried fish"! Will the drought in Poyang Lake affect the survival of fish and finless porpoises in flood season?

Small fish are dried in the sun, and this phenomenon has also attracted many people's attention today. According to relevant media reports, Poyang Lake turned dry during the flood season. You know, for the current high temperature phenomenon, many lakes or rivers are relatively withered, which also affects the local rainwater and the survival of finless porpoises. Now this phenomenon of drying small fish into dried fish has also attracted many people's attention. In fact, for today's high temperature phenomenon, others will affect the survival of some fish and finless porpoises.

High temperature is very harmful to some lakes and rivers. If extreme high temperatures occur frequently, some lakes and rivers will dry up. You should know that many creatures live in these lakes and rivers. Once these lakes and rivers dry up, it will have a great impact on these creatures. If organisms die or cannot survive in a large area, it may affect the whole ecological environment.

Now this high temperature weather not only affects the human world, but also seriously affects the survival of animals. In some ridiculously hot areas, a large number of animals die, which will also greatly affect the entire ecosystem. You know, if something goes wrong in one part of the ecosystem, it will have a bad influence on the whole ecosystem, so I hope this high temperature phenomenon can attract a lot of people's attention.

The high temperature phenomenon has a great influence on the survival of some fish and finless porpoises, and local departments and residents should also be aware of this phenomenon. After all, if many fish can't survive, it will have a great impact on the ecosystem and will do great harm to the whole human world in the future. Therefore, we hope that some measures can be taken to prevent lakes and rivers from drying up. You know, some fish and puffer fish can't live if they dry up. I also hope that local residents will realize this harm.