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Freshwater Biome. The freshwater biome is common throughout South-East Asia. It comes in many forms includeing Ponds, Rivers, Lakes, Wells and even Rice Paddies. All sorts of animals, birds and plants live in and around the freshwater biome. However, the most commonly seen feature are fish. Humans have used the freshwater biome for a staggering variety of things, such as food, water, industrial use, defense, aquatic sports and science. It is common to find towns, hamlets and cities along the banks of a city which symbolizes the need for freshwater. Some of the plants and animals that can found in a freshwater biome.
 * Weeds.
 * Carp, Catfish and other fish of that family.
 * Goldfish, both small and large.
 * Minnows and small "bait" fish.
 * Mangrove.
 * Aquatic Bugs.
 * And much, much more
 * Bass, wide-mouth Bass and other fish of the same family.
 * Salamanders and Frogs

Some interesting and well-known freshwater biomes are: Below is a "Planet Earth" documentry. Credit to Google Video. media type="google" key="-6219688113434933221&hl=en&fs=true" width="400" height="326"
 * [|Lake Baikal]the deepest known lake which also contains the most amount of water in terms of volume. This lake houses animals such as the Baikal Seal, the Baikal Sturgeon and the Omul. These fish and animals are unique to Lake Baikal.
 * The [|Amazon River] which is extemly important to the conservation of the Amazon Rainforest. The Amazon River is the source of life to many plants, animals and fish. The Amazon River is under threat from loggers and miners
 * The [|Lake Victoria] which is very important to the African countries of Tanzania, Uganda and Kenya. The Lake Victoria is the largest tropical lake in the world and the fourth largest overall lake in the world.
 * The [|Ganges River] which is very important to the Hindu religion. It is also considerably important to the Indian cities of Delhi, New Delhi and Calcutta.