Story for Lime

Lime loved going to the nearby lake in Supermarket with his family. He liked to throw pebbles and watch the ripples form on the surface of the water. But one day, on a trip to the lake, Lime noticed something strange. He couldn't see any fish swimming around anymore.

"I'm not sure, Lime," his mom replied. "Maybe they went to a different part of the lake."

Just then, a tiny water droplet named Wally bounced into view. Wally was one of the many water droplets that made up the lake, and he was always curious about what was happening around him.

"Absolutely!" Wally said. "Let's start by asking the people who live near the lake if they've seen anything fishy."

The first person they asked was Mr. Johnson, who had a small bait and tackle shop near the lake.

"Hey, Mr. Johnson, have you noticed anything strange happening to the fish in the lake?" Wally asked.

"I sure have," Mr. Johnson replied. "People have been overfishing the lake. They've been taking out too many fish and not giving them enough time to reproduce and grow."

Lime's eyes grew wide with surprise. He didn't know that overfishing was a thing.

"You're absolutely right," Mr. Johnson said. "It's important to practice sustainable fishing. That means only taking out a few fish at a time and giving them time to grow and reproduce."

Wally nodded in agreement. "We need to spread the word about sustainable fishing practices to the people of Supermarket," he said.

Wally and Lime decided to organize a fishing adventure to teach the people of Supermarket about sustainable fishing practices. They invited Mr. Johnson and his fishing buddies to come along.

"Okay, everyone," Wally said. "Remember to only take out a few fish at a time and make sure they're big enough to reproduce. We want to protect the fish and the lake."

Everyone agreed and soon they were all fishing together. Lime loved watching the fish jump out of the water as they caught them and then gently releasing them back into the lake.

Suddenly, Wally noticed something strange in the water. "What's that?" he asked.

Everyone looked over to where Wally was pointing and saw a big tangled mess of discarded fishing line and plastic bottles.

"That's not good," Mr. Johnson said. "It's important to properly dispose of your fishing line and trash so it doesn't harm the fish or the lake."

Everyone worked together to clean up the mess. Soon, the lake was looking cleaner than ever before.

After the fishing adventure, Wally and Lime visited the lake again and couldn't help but smile at the sight of all the fish swimming around.

Wally smiled. "That's because we took care of them and the lake. We made sure to practice sustainable fishing and properly dispose of our trash."

Lime nodded, feeling proud of what they accomplished. "Let's make sure we always take care of the lake and the fish," he said.

Wally and Lime said their goodbyes, promising to always remember the importance of sustainable fishing practices and protecting the environment.

As they walked away, they heard a group of kids talking about going fishing. Lime ran over to them and said, "Hey, guys! Do you know about sustainable fishing? It's really important to take care of the fish and the lake."

Lime smiled and explained all about sustainable fishing practices and how to properly dispose of trash. The kids listened intently and promised to practice sustainable fishing too.

Wally and Lime walked away feeling happy that they had made a difference in the community and had inspired others to take care of the environment too.

As they looked back at the lake, they saw the fish happily swimming and knew that they had played a part in keeping them safe.