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Tőkési-ág; - the right-hand branch of the Little Danube; - it has no source, it springs from the ground; - there is no other river in Slovakia with such clean water; - the water and its entire surroundings are a nature conservation area; Unique wildlife: ; - A habitat for numerous protected animal and plant species; - Here you can find: marsh frog, beaver, mute swan, grey heron, Eurasian coot, white stork, little heron, buzzard, kingfisher; - Representatives of 102 insect species have been discovered in this area; - The insect called Dorytomus is a completely new species, not yet included in the taxonomy; Flora: ; - The tree species occurring on the banks of the river also show great richness; - Its original vegetation consists of ash, sycamore oak and willow poplar floodplain forests; - Common: black poplar, white poplar, brittle willow, white willow, tall ash, gummy alder; - Shrubs: striped goat's-tooth, hawthorn, elder; - Creepers: forest willow, ivy; - Aquatic plants: water horsetail, white water lily, yellow water gourd, Canadian cursed kelp; Fishing as an ancient craft:; - Csallóköz is an ancient, important region of Europe in terms of fishing; - The original occupation of the people living here was fishing and codfishing; - The right to fish was initially a royal gift, later serfs could also fish; - First they grouped themselves into fishing groves, later into guilds; - Fish were sold at the market, the most valuable was the viza; - Species living here: catfish, carp, bream, perch, pike, perch