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Description
In the largest lake on Nerrivik, certain patterns of life are turned on their head. Here we can see a Giant Lake Kin (Lagoanomalus gigantidae) hunting a small school of Pykan (Riparus thamna), the latter's relatives usually preying on those of the later in other environments. There are also a few spieces in this lake that would normally be assumed to live in salt water, like the Spotted Natan (Batopteriis maculosa) and Spatule Kelp (Sporadopterae cacumen) that are actually quite common in this body of fresh water. Yet another species entirely unique here is the Floating Lakemoss (Lacuprocerus fluito) that drifts along the water's surface.

Description
In the largest lake on Nerrivik, certain patterns of life are turned on their head. Here we can see a Giant Lake Kin (Lagoanomalus gigantidae) hunting a small school of Pykan (Riparus thamna), the latter's relatives usually preying on those of the later in other environments. There are also a few spieces in this lake that would normally be assumed to live in salt water, like the Spotted Natan (Batopteriis maculosa) and Spatule Kelp (Sporadopterae cacumen) that are actually quite common in this body of fresh water. Yet another species entirely unique here is the Floating Lakemoss (Lacuprocerus fluito) that drifts along the water's surface.