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Silfra snorkeling in Iceland: we swam between two continents

Don't go in expecting a reef. Þingvallavatn is home to three of Iceland's five freshwater fish species: brown trout (Salmo trutta), Arctic char (Salvelinus alpinus) — which has evolved into four distinct morphs in this lake alone — and the three-spined stickleback (Gasterosteus aculeatus, or hornsili in Icelandic). Thingvellir Whether you'll actually see any of them in Silfra is another matter — the water is cold, clear, and not especially hospitable, and fish tend to stay in the broader lake. But they're out there, and the sheer fact that an isolated population has had roughly 10,000 years to adapt to the specific conditions of this lava-filtered glacial environment Thingvellir makes the ecosystem feel like one more layer of quiet wonder in a place that has plenty of them.

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