This project explores the disconnect between everyday waste and the ecological harm our ignorance to it causes, using fish deaths from water contamination as a site of confrontation. Through a two-part system, ritual care at the river and a surreal memorial embedded in public toilets, it reimagines how we respond to nonhuman death. By merging post-mortem practice with infrastructure, the work invites users to come into physical, ethical contact with the bodies affected by their waste, proposing a speculative framework for mourning, respect, and responsibility.