A young boy and his dad went out fishing one fine morning. After a few quiet hours out in the boat, the boy became curious about the world around him. He looked up at his dad and asked: “How do fish hreath underwater?” His

As they continued to fish, the boy noticed the reflection of the sky dancing on the water’s surface. “Dad, why does the water look like a mirror?” he asked, his curiosity leading him from one question to another. His dad was pleased with his son’s inquisitiveness and explained, “Water reflects light, just like a mirror. When the sunlight hits the surface at the right angle, it bounces back, and that’s why we can see the sky and the clouds in the water. It’s one of nature’s many wonders.”

The boy nodded, taking in this new information, while casting his line out into the water once more. Suddenly, he felt a strong tug. “Dad! I think I got one!” he exclaimed, excitement lighting up his face. His dad leaned over to help him reel in the catch, guiding him through the process. Together, they managed to pull a glistening fish from the lake. The boy marveled at the creature, its scales shimmering in the sunlight. “It’s beautiful,” he whispered, gently touching the fish’s side before they released it back into the water.