The Geography of Afghanistan. Major Bodies of Water: Afghanistan is a landlocked and fairly dry country. Major rivers include Kabul River, Amu Darya, Harirud River, and the Helmand River. Lakes include Lake Zarkol, Kajaki Reservoir, the five lakes of Band-e Amir, and the Sardeh Dam.
Phylum Chordata - lancelets,hagfish ,lampreys ,fishes ,sharks ,amphibians,reptiles ,birds ,mammals
Brook lampreys are an entirely freshwater species, and unlike other British lamprey species, do not feed on as adults. They are the smaller of the British lamprey species, reaching a length of 15-19 cm. Despite being freshwater-resident, brook lamprey do, however, undergo limited spawning migrations.