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Wetlands and mangrove forests are some of the most important ecosystems on Earth. They act as natural water filters, improve water quality, and provide habitats for a wide variety of species. These areas also play a crucial role in climate regulation by storing large amounts of carbon. Without wetlands, the balance of ecosystems would be severely disrupted.

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Iconic Animals of Wetlands and Mangroves

From alligators and crocodiles to rare birds like the spoonbill and amphibians such as frogs and salamanders, wetlands are teeming with unique life. Mangroves are home to crabs, fish, and even endangered species like the proboscis monkey. These animals have adapted to the ever-changing, water-drenched environments of these regions, showcasing the diversity of life in wetlands.