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Characterized by its intense darkness, pressure and cold. It is also the largest habitat in Earth and remains mostly unexplored because of the lack of submersibles able to reach its depths. Organisms that live in the deep ocean include giant squids, octopi, angler fish, viper fish, jellyfish and more. They receive their nutrients for marine snow- organic material from higher levels of the ocean, hydro thermal vents and other organisms.

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Coastal wetlands located in tropic and subtropical zones. They were characterized by their trees which can tolerate a saline environment. It also has a root system that extends above the water line to obtain oxygen. Some organisms that reside here include: shrimp, fish, sponges,, crabs, jellyfish, birds sometimes crocodiles.

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Located in a shallow and sheltered area around a river mouth. It is a transition zone from freshwater to saltwater areas and is rich with nutrients. The organisms that live here are typically adapted to be able to handle its conditions, which include shore and sea birds, clams, crabs, lobster shellfish, and even act as a nurseries for numerous shrimp and fish.

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Located in warm and tropical areas and has a relatively shallow depth.They are created by coral polyps, and are home to a diverse population which includes snails, sponges, seahorses, mollusks and vibrant and colorful fish. However, land development and pollution is harming the coral reef environment, especially coral bleaching caused by global warming and natural disasters and physical damage form ships, anchors and dynamite fishing negatively impact the ecosystem.