Kilkki is the remnant of the Kymä period

US president Donald Trump wants to make the Gulf of America in Mexiconlahti. Fortunately, we in Finland have the name of the watercourses. We already have the Gulf of Finland.

But should the Baltic Sea now be renamed. The name is inherited from a time when Sweden was looked at east. Today, Finland is considered to the west.

Gulf of Finland There are many visitors to the water. Under the water, the forgotten and silent population lives in the bottom mud. Their home peace ships are scratched.

Even less is angry with a white cat, depressing a mass, and a rare casual mat. Even the pound gets fierce.

The most famous of the users’ seabed is probably Kilkki. At least it’s the biggest. Kilkki grows up to ten centimeters.

One of the remnants of the Cold War, and a kind of relaxation of the Cold War, is also a Kilkki in the throne of our eastern neighbor.

It arrived here when the continental glacier melted 10,000 years ago. As a remnant of the Ice Age, Kilkki remained in the Baltic Sea in the same way as Norppa Saimaa.

Mile There is quite a bit of ankle. At least from the fisherman’s point of view. Kilkki eats what happens in the front and snap fish sticking to the nets.

When Kilkki begins to work, its immediate circle is not safe. Kilkki eats his fellow species and even his own chicks.

On the other hand, Kilk’s life is dominated by raw reality. If life dies from the Baltic Sea, there will be no food for Kilk.

With Kilk, the Gulf of Finland’s dominance is now struggling with an American Cascade. Both are under the waves more than anchors loose from ships.

Kilkki cannot rise to land. If they were fluffy on the ground, there would be the ingredients for the scene.

Transfers, In which Kilkki belongs to, they have done one successful landing exercise.

The earthworms (Oniscidea) once weighed from water to the ground and are now sparkling everyone. The most familiar to Finns is probably a small shelter, a sauna, a cousin of Kilk.

Saunajaija is a kind of evolution amphibia ship. It still breathes with gills and can only survive in humid structures, such as in the sauna.