The cold currents of the winter have given away to the warm water of spring and summer.

Finally, seas and oceans can bloom, and every species has to put their little in it. Everyone wants to accomplish what nature tells them: mate and produce offspring so that their species can continue, and they can have a bit of fun.

This is today's case. A stingray merman is swimming near a coral reef he knows well, having chosen it as his birthing spot many years ago. After mating, he always comes here, and in the same den, he always gives birth to his litter (which goes around 10-13).