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Wetlands
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If wetlands were gone we would have more floods. But wetlands stop floods happening. The mud sucks in all the water and the new water goes in and the mud is more squelchy but the new water is clean. Eventually the water will dry out and the old water will come back into the wetland and the animals will be able to drink again.
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Photo by Gayle Nicholson
Fresh water wetlands are found all over the world in law land areas or along rivers, lakes and streams.
Some wetlands are temporary and seasonal. They occur for a few weeks at a time and they disappear until they are refilled with water. Other wetlands are always underwater.
Photo by Rennett Stowe
Wetlands are effected by power plants. Power plants pollute the water
Photo by reingestalter
Wetlands are very important things. They store water and make the earth more alive.
Photo by Daniela Hartmann (alles-schlumpf)
Some of the animals in wetlands are birds crocodiles bugs and fish also some mammals.
Bogs in the Alaskan tundra are a kind of wetlands.
Photo by C. Vizzone
We got to try and save the wetlands but people are polluting them even more. People put rubbish and cardboard and other leftover stuff just because they are to lazy to put it in the bin.
Photo by David Davies
Wetlands are very beautiful places without rubbish and dead things floating around in the water.
Photo by Susan Hall Frazier
Most soil in wetlands are mucky and squelchy. If they are like this it means they are fresh and clean.
Photo by ishootreno
Lotus plants can grow in marshes and swamps along with lily pads and other plants that require a lot of water.
Photo by Mouin.M►
Some things that humans can do to save wetlands are:
.put rubbish in bins
.keep lakes clean
.stop polluting the water.
Photo by @Doug88888
Axolotl's are a very common thing in wetlands. They are a amphibian but they are also half fish. They can live up to fifteen years.
Photo by sflangridge
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