Hello friends, I hope you are doing well. Welcome to my new post. Three out of four parts of our world are seas and one part is land. And in this land there are various types of rivers that mainly fall into the sea. Most of the rivers in our world start from a high place or from the top of a mountain. Then they slowly lower down and fall into the sea.
When these rivers fall into the sea, a connection is created between the sea rivers, which we call estuary. And in this estuary, water starts exchanging with each other. However, this is our natural condition. We have many rivers in Bangladesh. Which mainly start from the Himalayan range, then they slowly pass through Bangladesh and India, passing through various districts of Bangladesh. Then they mainly meet the Bay of Bengal in the south. River estuaries are a particularly important contribution to biodiversity.
As a result of the estuary of this river, we see a lot of biodiversity exchange there. We get a lot of minerals in the estuary of the river. As a result, it is seen that all the animals and organisms in the vicinity come to the estuary of this river and start living there. Especially for those organisms that live in water, the estuary of the river is very important because they get enough food there.
Especially algae and other elements are the most abundant in the estuary of this river. Especially many fish and animals from the sea come to the estuary of this river and they eat there. They mainly like to come to freshwater. Since the river falls into the sea over many areas, due to which we see a lot of silt in the river.
These silts mainly get stuck in the estuary of the river and the soils there become very fertile. Various types of plants grow near the estuary of this river, which are very important for biodiversity. The estuary returns to its original form through the combination of the salty water of the sea and the fresh water of the river. I hope you will like this post of mine. Thank you all.
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