The soft sound of rippling water greets any visitors to Iris Evada’s lab. Against one wall is an artificial, aboveground pond complete with a small waterfall that hums to the irregular tune of splashing as the fish within the water feature swim against the gentle current. Her housing units are filled with beautiful specimens of Senvida Nagantos and Limaka Cevalos. Diving gear and other ocean-faring paraphernalia can be seen through the open door of her closet as well as stacked tidily wherever there’s a bit of open space. Automatic caretakers frequently wander in and out, tending to her fish, as Iris spends much of her time traveling. Anyone is welcome to visit and browse through her vast collection of photographs, sketches, and comprehensive field notes carefully collated in neatly labeled folders.