Furesø monster Painting

Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are a group of man-made chemicals that are known for their persistence in the environment and potential health effects on humans and wildlife. One potential connection between a possible monster in Furesø lake and PFAS is that PFAS have been found in the Furesø water bodies, in Lyngby and also in the Furesø lake, maybe slowly released from deposits at the bottom of the lake deposited thrught several decades. Studies have shown that PFAS can accumulate in the tissues of fish and other aquatic organisms, which could potentially include a possible Furesø monster in Furesø lake if such a beast existed. If the monster was real and did live in Furesø lake, it could be exposed to PFAS through its diet and the contaminated water in the lake. However, without concrete evidence of the monster's existence, it is impossible to say for certain whether it has been affected by PFAS contamination. So to speak, the hope is green, and the same is the view on this painting of the Furesø lake as I de Hansi imagine it would look like, easting vegetarian food from the Mølleå river valley, on a day in spring...