Fish which live in lakes.

[Burney]

Where the fúck did they come from?

It’ll be those tornadoes that pick up fish and dump them imo.

Or they just evolved according to their environment like everything else.

[Sir C]

It’ll be those tornadoes that pick up fish and dump them imo.

Or they just evolved according to their environment like everything else.

Are lakes really old, in evolutionary terms? And if the fish in lakes evolved independently, in such a closed environment, how come each lake doesn't contain specific species unknown anywhere else?

[Burney]

Are lakes really old, in evolutionary terms? And if the fish in lakes evolved independently, in such a closed environment, how come each lake doesn't contain specific species unknown anywhere else?

How do you know they don’t?

In fact, most lakes have been fed by rivers/the sea in the past and only became lakes after geological shifts.

[Sir C]

How do you know they don’t?

In fact, most lakes have been fed by rivers/the sea in the past and only became lakes after geological shifts.

What about tarns, then? How many seas are there up mountains?

[Burney]

What about tarns, then? How many seas are there up mountains?

Do tarns have fishies in?

[Sir C]

Do tarns have fishies in?

Some do.*

*I have no idea.

[Ash]

Are lakes really old, in evolutionary terms? And if the fish in lakes evolved independently, in such a closed environment, how come each lake doesn't contain specific species unknown anywhere else?

They can swim upstream into the lakes. It says so on the signs where the River Cocker leaves Crummock Water ISTR.

[Sir C]

They can swim upstream into the lakes. It says so on the signs where the River Cocker leaves Crummock Water ISTR.

What about lakes which don't have rivers?

You said River Cocker.

[Ash]

What about lakes which don't have rivers?

You said River Cocker.

What's the town it heads towards?

[Sir C]

What's the town it heads towards?

Might it be Cockermouth?

I said Cockermouth.