Interesting Facts About Bird Wetlands
The life of shoebills is closely linked to the alternation of dry and rainy seasons. Heavy rains, lasting from April to October in South Sudan, regularly flood grassy areas. In the ensuing high temperatures, the water evaporates, creating shallow pools that make it easier for...
Shoebills, pelicans, herons, ibises and spoonbills—all of them not only live in wetlands but are also related. They share a long neck and a large bill, yet each of them has its own way...
There is probably no rainforest more famous than the Amazon. It stretches across the basin of the Amazon River—nearly 7,000 kilometres long and carrying more water than any other river in the world—and parts of it are...
African habitats include not only savannas and rainforests, but also some important wetlands. One of the most famous is the Okavango Delta, the largest inland...
The largest river of the European Union ends its journey of over 2,800 kilometres at the Black Sea, between Romania and Ukraine. It is at its delta that the richest wetland in...
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