Freshwater

=Freshwater:=

Freshwater is water that we drink what animals drink and what we use for every day purpose. It differs from salt water because freshwater has no or little salt. Freshwater however only makes up 3% of all the water in the world. Most Freshwater found on planet earth is stored in the glaciers. Lets look at an example. We are going to lake Wallenpaupack in Pennsylvania U.S.A. in January the temperature is 12.8 Degrees Fahrenheit
 * Annual Precipitation is 41.62 inches
 * Average Water Temperature in July is 80 Degrees Fahrenheit

Lake Wallenpaupack is located near Hawley, Pennsylvania. Some characteristics of Lake Wallenpaupack are:
 * //5,700 acres//
 * //13 miles long//
 * //52 miles of shoreline//
 * //60 feet deepest spot//
 * //1190 feet above sea level//


 * //Lake fish include//**//://
 * //Largemouth Bass//
 * //Small mouth Bass//
 * //Rock Bass//
 * //Walleye//
 * //Muskellunge//
 * //Pickerel//
 * //Rainbow Trout//
 * //Brown Trout//
 * //Bluegill//
 * //Catfish//
 * //Yellow Perch//
 * //Striped Bass//
 * //Hybrid Striped Bass//

//**Necessities for camping of any other lake activity.**//
 * //A registration from main office.//
 * //Outdoor sleeping bags//
 * //Tent//
 * //A fishing pole for fishing.//
 * //Anything else used for camping//
 * //For additional information click [|here].//

__**Invasive Species**__
There could be a variety of invasive species depending on what freshwater ecosystem you put it in. For our example of lake Wallenpaupack we will look at the [|Bull Shark]. The Bull Shark would decrease the population in the lake because it would eat all the bigger fish in the lake then flourish. Yet all the little fish the are prey for the bigger fish would then bloom in Eurtrification. However if a bull shark was ever found in Lake Wallenpaupack wildlife officials would remove it to it's natural habitat. Some more invasive species are:
 * Piranhas
 * American Tiger fish

Freshwater Animals

**__Bibliography __**

 * Google images. Retrieved November 1, 2008, from Google Web site: http://images.google.com/imghp?client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:


 * Pocono Mountains. Retrieved November 1, 2008, from Pocono Mountains Web site: http://www.800poconos.com/static/index.cfm?contentID=118


 * Lake Wallenpaupack Dock Cam. Retrieved November 5, 2008, from Lake Wallenpaupack Dock Cam Web site: http://www.poconoweather.com/vidcam5.html