Pedostibes tuberculosus also has a specialized development: it lays about 250 eggs in a clutch (i.e., not in strings, typical for many bufonid species) at the edge of streams, in which the bottom-feeding tadpoles further develop (S.D. Biju – personal observation).
Bichirs and reedfish mainly inhabit the edges of streams and floodplains.
Bowfins spawn in weedy areas along the edges of streams and lakes.
Toad bugs are found in all zoogeographic regions living along the muddy edges of streams and ponds.
This time of year, the weeping willow, Salix alba Tristis, is magnificent, arching its golden branches over the edges of streams and ponds, and anyone lucky enough to have a wet spot big enough for these monsters should plant one.
Although some other spiders build webs above the edges of streams and rivers, or even directly attached to water [38], C. darwini is distinguished by spanning such large bodies of water with its webs.
For example, in many localities courting pairs of transformed individuals are commonly found at the edges of streams out of water, where it would be impossible for paedomorphs to reproduce [RMB pers obs].
Unlike other terrestrial species of Acanthus, which are distributed in the Mediterranean Basin, A. leucostachyus is restrict to South to Southeast Asia and grows under rain forest canopies at the edges of streams 600 1200 m above the sea level [ 11].
Anopheles larvae are found in a wide range of habitats, including fresh- or salt-water marshes, rice fields, mangrove swamps, edges of streams and rivers, grassy ditches, and small, temporary rain pools.
A rowboat maneuvered by a boy and two girls noses along the edge of the stream".
Lee took us upriver to Long Lookum Run where he and I got out of the canoe and walked along the edge of the stream, which at that point is squeezed into a fast-moving rocky run only about 40 feet wide in some places.
