It was a “Winter Grab.”

Matt Sand and Bridget Wheelock are scientists. They studied ice on Lake Huron in Michigan in February. (AP/Mike Householder)
Bridget Wheelock holds a chunk of ice she cut out. (AP/Mike Householder)
They collected water and ice to study. (AP/Mike Householder)
Matt Sand saws into the ice. (AP/Mike Householder)
The scientists study what happens to the lake when it is covered in ice. (AP/Mike Householder)

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These scientists bored holes in the ice. They collected ice chunks from Lake Huron. They scooped up water too.

They will study their finds. They want to keep all of the Great Lakes healthy.

Pray: Ask God to give us wisdom to care for His creation.

Read More: Researchers from Central Michigan University drilled holes into the deep ice on Lake Huron in February. These scientists took part in a larger study of all the Great Lakes. They want to know what is in the water at all times of the year. Pollution, invasive species, and the growth of algae have caused damage to native grasses and fish in these lakes. The researchers hope to learn how to help stop this damage. God tells Adam and Eve in Genesis 1:28 to “have dominion over the fish of the sea.”