Acuáticas

Acuáticas is a Spanish word that translates to "aquatic" in English. It is an adjective used to describe things that live in, are found in, or are related to water. This can encompass a wide range of organisms, environments, and activities. For example, "plantas acuáticas" refers to aquatic plants, such as lilies or reeds, which grow in water. Similarly, "animales acuáticos" are animals that inhabit bodies of water, including fish, amphibians, marine mammals, and many invertebrates.

The term "acuáticas" can also apply to environments. "Ecosistemas acuáticos" refers to aquatic ecosystems, which are distinct from terrestrial ones and include oceans, lakes, rivers, wetlands, and coral reefs. These environments have unique physical and chemical properties that support specific forms of life.

Furthermore, "acuáticas" can describe activities performed in or on water. "Deportes acuáticos" are water sports, such as swimming, diving, surfing, and sailing. "Instalaciones acuáticas" might refer to swimming pools or water parks. The concept of "acuáticas" is therefore broadly applied to anything connected to the realm of water.