Published: 21 Mar 2021 › Updated: 21 Mar 2021
The mangroves habitat
Mangroves are a natural habitat for several living things such as crabs, egrets, insects and several other birds. In the mangrove trees also live various types of insects and other marsh plants. Mangrove roots are also often a nest for freshwater fish, such as mujahir, and several types of brackish fish, and eels.
Photographs using a Nikon D300s camera
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