Scientists found 33 species of freshwater fish living in Seoul’s Cheonggyecheon Stream. That is the highest number seen since the stream was restored in 2005! The survey by the Seoul Facilities Corporation and the National Science Museum found native species like the shiri, Korean dark chub, and Chinese minnow. Their presence indicates that the water quality has improved. From Oct. 24 to 30, a “Cheonggyecheon Fish Exhibition” showed fish specimens and cool AI videos about the stream’s wildlife.
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1. How many fish species found?
2. When was Cheonggyecheon restored?
3. Who did the survey?
1. Would you visit the exhibition?
2. Why do you think it matters?
3. Have you been to Cheonggyecheon?
Scientists found 33 species of freshwater fish living in Seoul’s Cheonggyecheon Stream. That is the highest number seen since the stream was restored in 2005! The survey by the Seoul Facilities Corporation and the National Science Museum found native species like the shiri, Korean dark chub, and Chinese minnow. Their presence indicates that the water quality has improved. From Oct. 24 to 30, a “Cheonggyecheon Fish Exhibition” showed fish specimens and cool AI videos about the stream’s wildlife.
