10 Interesting Fact About The biology and ecology of wetlands

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• Mangrove forests are one of the most famous examples of swamp ecosystems.
• Swamps are habitat for many species of animals and plants that cannot be found elsewhere.
• Swamps can reduce the impact of flooding and improve water quality by absorbing toxic substances.
• Swamps can help reduce the impact of climate change by absorbing carbon from the atmosphere.
• Swamps are a place to breed for many species of migrant birds.
• Swamps can help prevent coastal erosion by holding the soil and sediment.
• Swamps have very fertile soil, so it can be used for agriculture and fish farming.
• Some animal species, such as crocodiles and snakes, can be found in swamps.
• Plants such as semar and lotus bags can flourish in swamps.
• Swamps can also be used as interesting natural attractions.