What lives in the river Thames?

The River Thames is home to over 110 species of fish. These include sea bass, sea trout, flounder, mullet, and salmon. The river is also home to many species of birds, including waterfowl, such as ducks, geese, and swans, as well as herons, egrets, and kingfishers. In addition, the Thames is home to a variety of mammals, including otters, seals, and porpoises.

Here is a more detailed list of some of the animals that live in the River Thames:

* Fish

* Sea bass

* Sea trout

* Flounder

* Mullet

* Salmon

* Eel

* Carp

* Pike

* Roach

* Dace

* Minnow

* Birds

* Mallard duck

* Gadwall

* Teal

* Wigeon

* Shoveler

* Pochard

* Tufted duck

* Scaup

* Goldeneye

* Merganser

* Cormorant

* Shag

* Heron

* Egret

* Kingfisher

* Mammals

* Otter

* Seal

* Porpoise

* Water vole

* Brown rat

The River Thames is a vital habitat for these animals, and it is important to protect it from pollution and other threats.