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What lives in mangrove swamps?
Mangroves, birds, crabs, fish, erc.
Why does the ivory billed woodpecker live in southern US?
They are birds of tupelo and cypress swamps, which are found in southern swamplands.
What are the benefits of swamps?
benefits of swamps are for flood control, pollution clean up and it also provides a habitat for wild life such as fish,birds crayfish..also can be used recreationally for hikers boating, camping bird watching.
Were do alligators live?
In the flor swampy waters never in sea water ,also why they live in swamps is because they mostly eat birds.
Why do you need swamps?
Swamps are a major buffer between the saltwater oceans and the freshwaters of the inland areas; they help to keep the inland areas from flooding by absorbing rainwater and storm surge waters (such as those generated by hurricanes). Swamps are also the breeding grounds for many animals such as alligators, mosquitoes, many birds and small mammals. There are undiscovered species deep in some swamps that may have medicinal properties as well.
Is the pukeko an Endemic birds of New Zealand?
Yes, this is an endemic bird. It can fly, but doesn't bother most of the time, and lives near swamps.
What are Louisiana swamps?
They are swamps in Louisiana.
What are the swamps in Spain called?
Spanish swamps
Are there any monkeys in swamps?
No! Swamps have amphibeous creature like snails. Insects are also in swamps.
Is peat found in swamps?
Yes, peat is found in swamps. Peat is formed in swamps. Moss is found hanging from trees in swamps. Have you heard the term "peat moss"........
What birds live in swamps?
One bird that loves swamps, and if you could get to the swamp, you would see it sitting on tops of dead trees and other plants growing in the swamp--the redwing blackbird.
What animals and plants live in the swamp?
Animals that live in swamps include alligators, snakes, turtles, frogs, and various bird species. Plants commonly found in swamps are cypress trees, water lilies, sawgrass, and mangroves. These species have adapted to the wet, marshy conditions of swamps.
