Boys walking down the railroad around lake Baikal (1986)

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Boys walking down the railroad around lake Baikal (1986)
Unnecessarily good looking staircase at Manchester Oxford Road railway station, 2025.
Where the rivers meander into huge wetlands and lakes in the lowlands the light is often blocked out by enormous floating mats of grass. These grass rafts are a huge, diverse habitat even with it's own endemic species of whale.
These rafts are hard to traverse as a small, terrestrial animal. But help comes in the form of a new clade, the rails! Not just one, but many species of these birds create a enormous network of paths, crossings and tunnels through the grasses. These are the railways, the main means for animals around here.
The water below are rather sparsely populated as their are low on oxygen making it hard for most fish to live here.
For people not aware, Lemuria is a spec evo project of the #paleostream community. It follows the evolution of organisms living on the fictional continent of Lemuria (fusion of Madagascar and India) from the Cretaceous to the Pleistocene. We are in the Oligocene #LemuriaChallenge
Amazing Stories magazine illustration detail (back cover) - December 1943.
Inagi, Kanagawa. November 2025. 17557
(via 2026-03 - Sandman-KK)
A great picture 😊
Knaresborough Viaduct, Yorkshire.