Show Summary. Drug Runner is a 2003 documentary that follows the life of an actual drug runner living in the outskirts of Manchester. Steve, a drug runner arrested during a police raid, gains his freedom after spending 12 months in prison.
Most of Earth is covered by water, but very little of it is freshwater. Freshwater is an important natural resource that many living things need to survive. In this movie, youâll learn about different bodies of freshwater, including rivers, streams, ponds, lakes, and wetlands. You'll explore how different plants and animals have special adaptations to survive in their freshwater habitats.
Animals: Many animals live in freshwater ecosystems. Some need the movement of the stream or river to survive. In fast moving waters, animals that have to hold onto rocks and the bottom may have suction-cup like structures on their bodies. Others thrive in still water environments, like lakes. Many plants and animals have adapted to the freshwater biome and could not survive in water having a higher salt concentration above 1%. Plants in the freshwater adapt by holding on when the water is moving in a river. Some other animal adaptations I n the freshwater biome is they have long legs, thick, long tongues . Adaptations is the lack of ridged structures in the freshwater plants. this is due to the density of the water, which constantly shoves against the green plant In its daily life.