👉 A helidrome is a type of artificial lake that forms when water from a natural source, such as rivers or streams, flows over a flat surface. The water in a helidrome typically rises gradually and then falls back down again, creating a continuous flow of water. Helidrives are often used to observe the behavior of aquatic organisms like fish and frogs, as they can provide valuable insights into their habitat and food sources. They are also important for monitoring the health and stability of ecosystems
