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Fish like to take use the mangroves as a shelter, and humans benefit from the mangroves because mangroves are one of the biggest "carbon sinks", providing storage for all the carbon in the atmosphere.

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Fish use mangroves as a source of protection. Also as humans we benefit as mangroves becuase they are a huge carbon sink so they absorb carbon that we breathe out meaning they may produce lots of carbon dioxode and hold the carbon and produce more plants.

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Dugongs, thousands of life forms, etc. Describe how they benefit. They benefit dugongs by feeding them, and crabs and fish.

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Mangroves are like baby fish nurseries.

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Mangroves provide food for fish because crabs hang out under them. The roots grow into the ground and keep it from eroding. Animals hide there to protect themselves from predators. Mangroves protect the coral from mud and sand that’s coming from the river. They are carbon trappers. They help us breathe, they produce oxygen. They help prevent erosion. You can fish there and sell the fish.

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Many fish start their lives in mangroves,

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Fish start their life in the mangroves and are protected from larger fish. They can also prevent muddy waters from affecting coral reefs. Mangroves convert large amounts of CO2 into oxygen.

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Animals benefit because of the mangroves provide a natural habitat for them

¾ of all fish start their lives in the mangroves

Animals hide and breed in the roots of mangrove

Benefit humans by providing fish

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Flamingos live in the same area that mangroves are also in. Seacows and many fish hatch and live among the mangroves to hide from predators. Fish use mangroves as a hatching and breeding ground, because of the shelter that mangroves provide.

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-Many fish hatch and live on the trees in order to be safe from predators

-Fishermen also benefit from mangroves as they protect fish and allow the fisherman to have more fully grown fish

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All fish in the water benefit and the roots grow in to the land and it holds the coastline together. Also this is for many other sea animals as they take shelter in these areas.

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Humans do due to the roots holding the soil in place. And birds benefit from the shelter. Fish benefit from the roots due to the shelter created and the food found their.

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Fish take shelter and spend most of their childhood in the mangroves.
Crabs Benefit by digging holes near the mangroves.

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Some organisms that may benefit from mangroves could be bugs or animals using them for either shelter or sustenance.

Flamingos

Crabs

Sea cows (manatee)

Mangrove roots act as shelter to ¾ of all fish in the water

Mangroves bind shore lines to protect from storms and other disruptions

This benefits organisms living near

Benefit coral reefs by trapping mud between their roots that would harm the coral

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¾ of tropical fish grow up in mangroves

Animals hide in the mangroves to keep safe from predators

Flamingos might eat the fish that reside in the mangroves

Seeds attach to the mangroves so that they can be protected whilst germinating

Natural nursery for baby fish

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Many fish start their lives next to mangroves. Crabs also benefit from mangroves. Coral reefs and mangroves have a symbiotic relationship, meaning they both help each other out, if sand comes in quickly, instead of getting to the coral, they go to the mangroves. These plants benefit humans because since fish are around mangroves we can sell these fish and earn profit.

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Fish ¾ of fish start their lives their

Fish hide their away from predators

Birds use as source of shelter

Coral leaves (traps mud from going on it)

Humans because produces oxygen supports people farmland

Takes away carbon dioxide

Humans can catch fish and crab near the mangroves and sell them.

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Some organisms which benefit from the presence of mangroves are ¾ of all fish in the water start their life along the roots of the mangroves meaning they could be seen as a preferred area of fish to lay eggs and it is generally safe for prey. Coral reefs and mangroves have a symbiotic relationship, the trees trap the mud and sad in their roots and prevent it from smothering the coral. Also, snails could benefit from the presence of mangroves since the roots could be used as homes and as protection for them.