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

After the thrill of the catch, the boy lay back in the boat, looking up at the sky. He had more questions swirling in his mind, eager to understand the world better. “Dad, do fish have families like we do?” he asked. His father thought for a moment before answering, “In a way, they do. Some fish travel in schools, which is like a big family that sticks together for protection and finding food. And some species even care for their young until they’re ready to be on their own. Nature has its own special way of creating families.”

As the sun began to climb higher in the sky, casting a warm glow over the lake, the boy’s thoughts drifted to the connection between humans and nature. “Dad, do you think the fish are happy?” he asked, his voice full of sincerity. His dad considered this for a moment, “I think so. Fish live in harmony with their environment, following the rhythms of nature. They have everything they need to survive and thrive in their watery world. Happiness might look different for them, but I believe they’re content.”