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Explore the fascinating world of mangroves! Discover how these unique trees thrive in saltwater, protect coastlines, and support incredible biodiversity.
This unique ecosystem, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a critical habitat for the endangered Royal Bengal Tiger. Its intricate network of waterways and islands protects the inland from cyclones and provides livelihoods for millions.
These amphibious fish use their strong pectoral fins to "walk" across mudflats and climb mangroves, spending most of their lives out of water. They absorb oxygen through their moist skin and the lining of their mouths and throats, allowing them to survive away from aquatic environments.
