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For improving our beach we should not build more on the beach, reduce pollution, protect the lives of the animals that live there and do not deposit more waste
At places like Shell Beach in Australia or Saint Barthelemy, Jeffreys Bay in South Africa, and Sanibel Island in Florida, the coastline is pure shells.
Fiji, Maldives,
Australia, Caribbean
The ocean temperature rarely exceeds 55 degrees in the summer and there is approximately one half cup of salt per gallon of ocean water.
A beach ecosystem is relationship between the living and non living parts of the envirorment.
Wind and salt water act together in a beach ecosystem.
Wind blows over the ocean’s surface, and whips up salty spray
which it carries over land.
A walk to the beach provides a great opportunity to see different vegetation types. Grasses are some of the first plant types to grow on a beach. Grasses are followed by low-lying plants like shrubs, and after shrubs establish themselves, tree species are more likely to grow.
A beach ecosystem contains both vertebrate and invertebrate animals.
The vertebrates are animals with a backbone like fish and birds. The animals lacking a backbone,
the invertebrates, include animals like horseshoe crabs, ghost crabs, mussels, and clams.
Sand is a non-living part of the beach ecosystem that affects every organism living there.
It is the home for turtles and horseshoe crabs. The texture, particle size, temperature, and
even moisture content of the sand affects the organisms that live above as well as below it.