The Carp is a freshwater fish found in rivers, mainly in spring and summer. It can be caught with a fishing rod and donated to the museum.
A small freshwater fish found in rivers, especially in the summer. It can be caught with a fishing rod and donated to the museum.
A small river fish found in the spring and summer. It can be caught with a fishing rod and donated to the museum.
A small river fish typically found in the early morning or evening. It can be caught with a fishing rod and donated to the museum.
A popular aquarium fish, found in ponds or rivers. It can be caught with a fishing rod and donated to the museum.
A small, colorful fish found in rivers during the warmer months. It can be caught with a fishing rod and donated to the museum.
A vibrant fish found in ponds, especially in the warmer months. It can be caught with a fishing rod and donated to the museum.
A small fish found in ponds, mainly in the winter. It can be caught with a fishing rod and donated to the museum.
A small insect found on the ground, mostly in the fall. It can be caught with a net and donated to the museum.
A glowing insect found at night during the summer. It can be caught with a net and donated to the museum.
A large beetle found on tree trunks at night, mostly in the summer. It can be caught with a net and donated to the museum.
A hopping insect found on the ground during the warmer months. It can be caught with a net and donated to the museum.
A small, colorful insect found on flowers and leaves. It can be caught with a net and donated to the museum.
A predatory insect found on flowers, especially in the summer. It can be caught with a net and donated to the museum.
A flying insect found around trees, especially when disturbed. It can be caught with a net, but be careful—it can sting!
A tiny insect found on the ground, often near food or trash. It can be caught with a net and donated to the museum.
