Wednesday, February 25, 2009

This is a colourful food chain from the web. We thought that it was interesting and fresh.

As seen from the picture, sunlight is needed to make mangroves grow. When the mangroves grow, they shed their leaves. The leaf litter can be food for the crab or turns into marine debris. The crab is eaten by the pied oyster catcher, and the fish eat crabs and marine debris. The seabirds then eat fish, completing the food chain.

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Abigail Lim, Nicole Lim and Angelyn Ong

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we are a group of three secondary two girls from PLMGS
namely Abigail, Nicole and Angelyn.
This is a blog we have made to showcase our reflections and what we have learnt
at our recent sungei buloh trip.
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Introduction
what are mangroves?
Red mangroves
Black Mangroves
White Mangroves
Button Mangroves
Mangrove Functions and values
Ecology
Economy
Flora and Fauna
Physial and Human Threats
Mangroves in Singapore
Why and how can mangroves be destroyed?
Conservation of mangroves
Biodiversity: Flora and Fauna
Biodiversity: Abiotic & Biotic components
History of mangroves
Products Of Mangroves
Prawn farms and Mangrove farms
The conditions of mangroves
Adaption of animals
How plants survive the harsh conditions
Importance of mangrove trees
Uses for man
Protecting Mangrove Forsts
Food Chain
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