What animals and plants can you find in the mangroves?

Answer 1

Mangroves act as a home for a diverse range of organisms.

These organisms include:

• Mudskippers
• Sea lice
• Crabs
• Prawns
• Sea snakes
• Fish
• Monitors
• alligators

And many more...........

Answer 2

Bromeliads are members of the pineapple family, bromeliaceae, and are perennial herbs. These herbs usually grow on other plants and lack woody stems. Though some species' common names, such as ball moss and Spanish moss, suggest that these are mosses, bromeliads are actually flowering plants with very small blooms.bromeliads have adapted by having good oxygen transportation and a reduced salt intake.

Answer 3

Well, as you know, a mangrove area is one that is sediment fill and has hydra-saline. They support specialised organisms such as baby fish, lobsters, shrimps, salmon etc. These organisms are able to survive because the roots of the mangrove trees are prop and they provide a surface of attachment for the marine organisms. In addition, mangrove swamps are considered to be a nursery for baby fishes(protecting them) and they also promote water clarity.

Answer 4

In mangroves, you can find animals like crabs, fish, birds (such as herons and egrets), and even reptiles like snakes and crocodiles. Plant life in mangroves includes mangrove trees, mangrove ferns, and mangrove shrubs, which are specially adapted to survive in saline coastal environments.

Answer 5

Mangroves are mainly filled with the roots of the mangrove tree that stick out of the mud. Other weeds or swamp plants can be found along with crabs, mudskippers and small swamp anilmals.

Answer 6

alligators and snakes live in the mangrove habitat

Answer 7

snails, crabs, fishes, birds and snake

Answer 8

mud skipper