Wrack N' Roll:海滩裂缝的生态作用

Shannon Dee, Leah Beltran, Jessica Billinghurst, Paul S. Lavery, Oscar Serrano Gras, John W. Whale, Glenn Hyndes
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海滩鞭痕是大风暴过后被冲到海滩上的臭杂草。这种杂草由海藻和海草等古老的海洋植物组成,被冲到世界各地的海滩上。虽然它很丑,闻起来像臭鸡蛋,但它对我们海滩的健康非常重要。许多小动物在海滩裹挟物中安家,其他动物则以裹挟物为食,或将裹挟物作为它们最喜欢的零食的狩猎场。这种觅食狂潮通过动物粪便和骨头产生养分,这些养分被输送回水中,有助于保持我们海洋的健康。海岸开发和海滩清理破坏了这些自然过程,并可能影响使我们的海滩如此美丽的生态系统。
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Wrack N’ Roll: The Ecological Role of Beach Wrack
Beach wrack is the stinky weed that gets washed up on the beach after a big storm. This weed is made up of old marine plants such as seaweeds and seagrasses, and it gets washed up onto beaches all over the world. Although it can be ugly and smell like rotten eggs, it is very important for the health of our beaches. Lots of tiny animals make their homes in beach wrack, while others feed on it or use it as a hunting ground for their favorite snacks. This feeding frenzy produces nutrients through animal poop and bones, which get delivered back into the water and help to keep our oceans healthy. Coastal development and beach cleaning upset these natural processes and can impact the ecosystems that make our beaches so great.
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