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The Niagara falls ecosystem is characterized by a diverse range of habitats including freshwater lakes, rivers, and terrestrial environments. It supports various species of aquatic life, such as fish and invertebrates, as well as terrestrial flora and fauna, including birds and mammals. The unique geology and microclimates created by the falls contribute to high biodiversity. Conservation efforts are crucial to protect this ecosystem from the impacts of tourism, pollution, and climate change.

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