The Following pictures accompany the Comal River Narration:
Coolers on the river have to be 16 quarts or less in size and cannot be shared. 
This is an extra long-tubed beer bong. Some have shorter tubes and don't have a spout that can be turned off and on.
Containers under 5 fluid ounces are not allowed in the river to prevent jell-0 shot cups from polluting the river.
Another endangered species that lives at the Comal is called the Comal Springs Riffle Beetle.
This is what a 16 qt. cooler looks like, rather small huh?
Volume drinking devices are not allowed on the river. A beer bong is considered a volume drinking device.
This is an extra long-tubed beer bong. Some have shorter tubes and don't have a spout that can be turned off and on. 
Containers under 5 fluid ounces are not allowed in the river to prevent jell-0 shot cups from polluting the river.
This is an endangered species called the fountain darter that lives in the comal river.
Another endangered species that lives at the Comal is called the Comal Springs Riffle Beetle.
