What kind of things make up a wetland ecosystem?

Answer 1

Animals can be found in wetlands such as fish and insects. Some examples of fish are cow fish shark stingray eels catfish. insects like dragonflies etc..plants like cattails, bulrushes, sledges, arrow heads and water lilies can be found as well

Answer 2

Ecosystems that form transitional areas between terrestrial and aquatic components of a landscape. Typically they are shallow-water to intermittently flooded ecosystems, which results in their unique combination of hydrology, soils, and vegetation. Examples of wetlands include swamps, fresh- and salt-water marshes, bogs, fens, playas, vernal pools and ponds, floodplains, organic and mineral soil flats, and tundra

Answer 3

Wetlands include many different animals and vegetation. It also depends on what part of the globe the wetlands are located. For instance, a domestic US wetlands could contain frogs, fish, birds, many kinds of insects, rodents, snakes, as well as aquatic microbes, etc.

Answer 4

A wetland ecosystem typically consists of waterlogged soils, aquatic plants like cattails or water lilies, various species of wildlife such as birds, fish, and amphibians, as well as microorganisms that thrive in saturated conditions. These ecosystems play a critical role in flood control, water purification, and providing habitat for diverse plant and animal species.

Answer 5

A wetland ecosystem is made up of many different things, ranging from: aquatic plants, mosses and fungi, toads and frogs.

Answer 6

moose, wood, leech, water lily, pad, swan, mangrove, cattails, sedge, geese, ducks, humming bird, pitcher plant, loon, black bird and etc.

Answer 7

rock, soil, air, dead matter