File:Green downstream.jpg
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Algae
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English: Water is a habitat for various species of fish, toads and tadpoles. In this particular instance in one of the streams down in the Gaborone Game Reserve it is host to one of the most important plants on the planet. Algae! 'Algae produce an estimated 30 to 50 percent of the net global oxygen available to humans and other terrestrial animals for respiration.' As it is important in human life, it is also aesthetically pleasing to the eye and brings some sort of refreshment. |
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| Author | Ttakhwiri |
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This image was uploaded as part of Wiki Loves Africa 2022 photographic contest.
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