A wetland can be both small or large.most wetlands are medium and wet (or it wouldn't be called a wetland.)also wetlands are great for alligators or pretty much any amphibian.
Yes, wetlands can act as a source of fresh water. They play a key role in filtering and purifying water by trapping sediments and removing pollutants. Wetlands help recharge groundwater and maintain water quality in streams and rivers.
The weather in a wetlands is determined by geography and climate. Only larger wetlands have an effect on their environment. As water evaporates from the wetlands, it can create humidity and more frequent rain.
The term 'wetlands' refers to level of moisture in the ground (eg ponds, swamps, bogs, vernal pools). It is not related to snowfall at all- there can be wetlands in latitudes that never get snow or in latitudes that have snow cover for months at a time.
Mangrove forests. These coastal wetlands are characterized by salt-tolerant trees with prop roots that help them withstand the shifting tides and provide important habitat for various marine species.
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Perhaps a marsh or wetland. The wetlands in the Mississippi delta are called the bayou.
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Riparian buffers.
Filthy stuff in the runoff gets filtered in the wetlands before it can go into other waterways.
It is good because animals live in the wetlands which is their habitat,wetlands are like ponds,oceans,and has water in it thats why it is called wetlands.wetlands are home to many creatures and people too.
A wetland can be both small or large.most wetlands are medium and wet (or it wouldn't be called a wetland.)also wetlands are great for alligators or pretty much any amphibian.
Bogs or marshes.
Areas with heavy precipitation are called rainforests or wetlands.
Alligators live in area that are wet. They are called Wetlands.
There are many wetlands in California
It's called a sound