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    Cumberland River Aquatic Center flexes its mussels with Corps mitigation dollars [Image 7 of 9]

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    The image shows an indoor aquaculture or research facility featuring multiple tiered stainless steel rack systems holding numerous labeled tanks or trays. White PVC piping networks connect the tanks, suggesting a recirculating water system. The facility appears to be a controlled laboratory or hatchery environment with organized, numbered tank units.

    GALLATIN, TENNESSEE, UNITED STATES

    01.17.2021

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    U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Nashville District

    These are juvenile mussel culture systems at the Cumberland River Aquatic Center in Gallatin, Tennessee, Jan. 18, 2021. When the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville District lowered Lake Cumberland in Kentucky in 2008 to relieve pressure on Wolf Creek Dam, an agreement with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to mitigate environmental impacts resulted in mitigation dollars being committed to the aquatic center. (Photo by Dan Hua)

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    Date Taken: 01.17.2021
    Date Posted: 01.22.2021 10:35
    Photo ID: 6492077
    VIRIN: 210118-A-A1409-1013
    Resolution: 2256x1496
    Size: 1.77 MB
    Location: GALLATIN, TENNESSEE, US
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    Two men are working at the edge of a river or stream, appearing to conduct field research or biological sampling. One man is wearing a black wetsuit with a 'Scubapro' logo and a wide-brimmed hat, while the other wears a green t-shirt, camo cap, and is using calipers to measure specimens from a red mesh collection bag. The setting is a natural, wooded waterway during what appears to be warm weather.
    Three researchers are conducting what appears to be an electrofishing or aquatic sampling survey in a shallow stream. One person operates a backpack electrofishing unit with a circular anode wand, while the other two manage a rectangular sampling frame or net in the water. The setting is a vegetated streambank in what appears to be late summer or early fall.
    A young woman wearing a yellow fleece vest and blue nitrile gloves is working with a clear plastic container filled with murky brown water in what appears to be an aquaculture or research facility. She is focused on the container, possibly handling specimens or conducting water-related research. The background shows white corrugated metal walls with PVC pipe fittings and plumbing infrastructure.
    A scientist wearing a Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency uniform is working at a laboratory microscopy station. She is examining specimens using a stereo microscope connected to a digital display monitor showing magnified green/olive-colored specimens. The lab setting includes multiple microscopes, specimen trays, and aquatic system piping in the background.
    The image shows what appears to be the dried or preserved skin/hide of a crocodilian (crocodile or alligator), laid out flat on a light-colored surface. The hide has been cut or separated into sections, revealing the characteristic scute patterns and osteoderms typical of crocodilian skin. The head or snout section is visible in the center, showing open jaws with teeth.
    The image shows multiple small rodents, likely mice or rats, submerged or partially submerged in murky, brownish water inside what appears to be a white container or basin. A clump of brown, soil-like or food material is visible at the water's surface near the wall. The animals appear to be in distress or actively moving, creating ripples in the water.
    The image shows an indoor aquaculture or research facility featuring multiple tiered stainless steel rack systems holding numerous labeled tanks or trays. White PVC piping networks connect the tanks, suggesting a recirculating water system. The facility appears to be a controlled laboratory or hatchery environment with organized, numbered tank units.
    A red-bearded man wearing a gray uniform shirt, cap with sunglasses, and a smartwatch is holding a sturgeon fish over a large aquaculture tank inside what appears to be a fish hatchery or aquatic research facility. The fish displays characteristic sturgeon features including a elongated body, heterocercal tail, and scutes along its sides. The indoor facility contains shelving, equipment, cardboard boxes, and tools in the background.
    A middle-aged man wearing a Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency uniform is using a yellow DeWalt cordless drill to assemble or repair a metal rack structure inside what appears to be a fish hatchery or aquaculture facility. The workspace contains clear plastic bins with PVC pipe fittings, suggesting an active construction or maintenance project. The facility is well-equipped with shelving, piping systems, and water containment equipment visible in the background.

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