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Maintaining nature's ecological balance
維持自然生態平衡
Mangrove forests provide nutrients and oxygen for both plants and animals in the ecosystem by carrying out photosynthesis;
紅樹林可藉著光合作用為生態系統中的動植物供應養份和氧氣;
Mangrove forests also connects the land and the marine ecosystems,
紅樹林連繫著陸地及海洋生態系統,
and are quite important to the stabilization and maintenance of neighboring ecosystems
對穩定及維持鄰近的生態系統相當重要
(e.g. Each hectare of mangroves can nurture up to 12 metric tons of organisms, including insects, reptiles, amphibians, birds, invertebrates and various kinds of aquatic microorganisms.)
(例如:每公頃紅樹可扶養多達十二公噸生物,其中包括昆蟲、爬行類、兩棲類、鳥類、無脊椎類動物及多種水生微生物。)
Wild organisms' habitat and hunting grounds
野生生物的覓食及棲地
The mangrove forest provides rich food resources,
紅樹林提供了豐富的食物資源,
and mangrove plants can provide a refuge for some animals or prevent them from being affected by bad weather situations.
紅樹植物的可為一些動物提供庇護所或免受惡劣的天氣情況所影響。
A lot of animals will spend their entire or partial life cycle in the mangrove forest,
很多動物會利用紅樹林渡過整個或部份生命週期
for example: the greasyback shrimp (Penaeussp, Metapaneussp).
例如:基圍蝦 (Penaeussp,Metapaneussp.)
Some small species of birds often hunt for food in the mangrove forest,
一些雀鳥品種常在紅樹林中尋找食物,
with the heron and other aquatic birds being the most common,
當中以鷺鳥等水禽最普遍
and they mainly prey on fish, shrimps, crabs, worms and other aquatic organisms,
牠們主要捕食魚、蝦、蟹、蠕蟲等水生生物
therefore the mangrove forest is their ideal habitat.
所以紅樹成為牠們理想的棲息地。
全文:
Maintaining nature's ecological balance
Mangrove forests provide nutrients and oxygen for both plants and animals in the ecosystem by carrying out photosynthesis; Mangrove forests also connects the land and the marine ecosystems, and are quite important to the stabilization and maintenance of neighboring ecosystems (e.g. Each hectare of mangroves can nurture up to 12 metric tons of organisms, including insects, reptiles, amphibians, birds, invertebrates and various kinds of aquatic microorganisms.)
Wild organisms' habitat and hunting grounds
The mangrove forest provides rich food resources, and mangrove plants can provide a refuge for some animals or prevent them from being affected by bad weather situations. A lot of animals will spend their entire or partial life cycle in the mangrove forest, for example: the greasyback shrimp (Penaeussp, Metapaneussp.). Some small species of birds often hunt for food in the mangrove forest, with the heron and other aquatic birds being the most common, and they mainly prey on fish, shrimps, crabs, worms and other aquatic organisms, therefore the mangrove forest is their ideal habitat.
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