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During the hottest part of the day, the animals will move into the shade or water to prevent their body from overheating.

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 When it is fairly cool, they rest on a waterside bank, allowing the sun to warm their body. 

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Into the Mangrove Forest | UnderH2O | PBS Digital Studios

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Adaptations of Organisms in Mangrove Swamp Structural Adaptation:  Crocodiles

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Adaptations of Organisms in Mangrove Swamp Structural Adaptation:  Crocodiles

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1. The nostrils, eyes and ears lie along the top of the head so that the animal can hear, see, smell and breathe when the rest of the body is submerged in water.

2.  There are special bony flaps in the throat which allow a crocodile to eat when submerged in water or breathe when its jaws are open underwater.

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Mangrove trees grow in the places where freshwater mixes with seawater.

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LOL!

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GUYS, VIDEO ABOUT MANGROVE. (AN OVERALL)

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GUYS, VIDEO ABOUT MANGROVE. (AN OVERALL)

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Khaled bin Sultan Living Oceans Foundation

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The Dog-faced Water Snake is commonly found in mangroves but is seldom spotted as it camouflages into the mud by its colour.

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What are some common organisms found in the ecosystem?

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What are some common organisms found in the ecosystem?

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1. Mangrove trees

2. Fungi

3. Bacteria

4. Toads

5. Spiders

6. Snails

7. Mudskippers

8. Crocodile

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Warm temperature, shallow water in some places, salty water, some bright places, some places shaded with trees.

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Average Temperature in a mangrove swamp is 22 degree celcius

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Climatic factor

Rainfall

Wind

Soil

Temperature

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Algae living off Fungi is an example of mutualism. Algae can produce it's own food,  Fungi provides a protective surface for the algae so that it can grow in the sun and produce food for the both of them.