How to get out of this swamp

There's another chance, why not give it a try? You must know that if you miss it, you will never have a chance, and some people will not even have a little chance, only regret! In fact, the last side depends on how you do it, confess clearly, and show your courage.

If you see each other for the last time, you can't say anything! Don't be afraid if you are rejected, at least you did it, worked hard, and you are worthy of yourself, at least you won't regret it later, right? A friend of mine just regretted it because he didn't have the courage, but what's the use?

Good luck!

If you like it, take advantage of it! If you just want to be friends with him, it's okay to meet him.

See if he poses a threat and burden to your life, and then choose to give up or continue.

See, why do you want to reject this fate when you love? Maybe it's a lifetime of regret?

It's not necessary, what can you do? Can you afford it?

It's better to leave the fate for later, and then you can work hard to grasp it. Let's go on for a long time!

Sister, you boldly go forward, go forward, and the donkey is yours.

Follow your feelings and move forward boldly.

How are swamps formed? Why can't you escape from being stuck in a swamp? Are swamps good for the ecological environment?

Marshes are an important part of wetlands. Wetlands refer to areas of shallow water, such as marshes formed by nature or man-made formations, that contain still or moving water, and sea areas with a water depth of no more than 6 meters at low valleys. Wetlands, mountains and forests, and the deep sea are collectively known as the world's three major ecosystems, and they are widely distributed in countries around the world.

Wetland ecosystems are home to many animals and plants.

The role of wetland ecology is multifaceted, it can be used as a direct water source or replenishment of groundwater, and can reasonably manipulate floods and control desertification of soil layers, and can also retain sediments, toxic substances, nutrients, and improve air pollution; It can store carbon in the form of soil organic matter, reduce the greenhouse effect, protect the bay from erosion by strong winds and waves, and provide a convenient mode of transportation for clean-up.

It is known as the "kidney of the earth" because of its many and beneficial functions. The wetland is also an amusement park for the growth and development of many green plants, small animals, especially waterfowl, and at the same time provides people with food (seafood, poultry commodities, cereals), electricity and energy (water, peat, firewood), raw materials (pompacea, wood, medicinal plants) and cultural tourism venues, which is an important foundation for people to settle down and continue to develop.

The unique geography of the swamp wetlands, while conducive to the growth of some plants, is not an ideal home for mammalian species, and only birds can enjoy it here. Due to the swampy natural environment where aquatic plants are scattered, it provides sufficient food** and nesting conditions for a variety of birds to avoid enemies. There are about 200 species of birds that have lived and appeared in the wetland for a long time, including white swans, white storks, pelicans, geese, herons, eagles, floating gulls, silver gulls, terns, reed warblers, and predatory birds.

The swamp wetland acts as a natural filter, which helps to reduce the flow rate of water with toxins and residues (fertilizers, domestic sewage treatment and industrial emissions) as it passes through the wetland, which is beneficial to the deposition and removal of toxins and residues. Some wetland plants can efficiently digest and absorb toxic substances in the water and purify the water body.

Because the underground soil and the topsoil are very wet, there are wet plants and water on it, and the continuous development becomes a swamp, which is very soft and sticky, so it is impossible to escape from the swamp, which can ensure biodiversity, improve the air, increase the oxygen content, and regulate the balance of the atmosphere.

Sediment accumulates in large quantities, aquatic plants multiply, microorganisms decompose, and finally swamps are formed. The swamp is bottomless and has a downward pulling force. Microorganisms on the edge of the marshland can make the ecology balanced.

Although the special natural environment of the swampy wetland is conducive to the growth of some plants, it is not an ideal home for mammal populations, but birds can enjoy it here. Because of the swampy environment with aquatic weeds, it provides abundant food for all kinds of birds** and good conditions for nesting and avoiding enemies. Swampy wetlands act like natural filters that help to slow down the flow of water as it passes through wetlands containing toxins and impurities (pesticides, domestic sewage and industrial effluents), which facilitates the sedimentation and removal of toxins and impurities.

Some wetland plants can effectively absorb toxic substances in the water and purify the water.

Summary. A marshland is an area where the surface is too wet or has a thin layer of water, the soil moisture is almost saturated, and there is a peat accumulation, and moisture-loving and water-loving marsh plants grow.

What does swamp mean in modern terms? That is, to get out of this swamp. Or get out of the swamp of your heart? What does the swamp mean in this statement?

Wait a minute. The marshland is a section where the surface of the ground hall is too wet or there is a thin layer of water, the soil is large and the surplus water is saturated, and there is peat accumulation, and there are moisture-loving and water-loving swamp plants.

This is the modern interpretation of the swamp.

According to you, there is a prison of the mind.

Get out of the confinement of the mind, that's what it means.

I hope mine is helpful to you.

Have a great day! Happy every day.

The surface terrain is very low, and the flow rate of surface water is very slow, which allows the water to stay in the local area for a long time, mostly plain terrain, and flat plateaus and flat areas within the basin can also form swamps. There should be an abundance of water on the surface, and in general, in arid and semi-arid areas with little precipitation, surface water is very insufficient, so swamp distribution rarely occurs. There are exceptions, and swamps may form if the area has a climate with little precipitation, but there are rivers that bring a large amount of water upstream.

For example, the Okavango Delta, located in the Republic of Botswana in Africa, is such a swamp.

The climate type with the largest annual precipitation in the world is the tropical rainforest climate, with an annual precipitation of more than 2,000 mm, so the surface water is abundant, and there are many swamps in the plains where the tropical rainforest climate is distributed, and there are also swamps in the Amazon Plain of South America and the Congo Basin in Africa. The Malay Archipelago in Asia and Southeast Asia is also dotted with swamps in the plains on the edge of the islands. For example, the eastern part of Sumatra.

Swamps need moisture to stay on the surface for long periods of time, but we know that moisture is lost through soil infiltration into the ground. Therefore, it is replenished by a large amount of water sources. That is, replenishing the water of the swamp through precipitation or rivers.

There are two reasons for the formation of swamps. One is on the edge of rivers and lakes or in shallow waters, where sediment accumulates in large quantities, aquatic weeds flourish, and the decomposition of aquatic weeds remains by microorganisms gradually turns into swamps. The other is woodland, grassland mat area, lowland, permafrost, low terrain, flat slope, poor drainage, and the ground is too wet, which breeds many moisture-loving plants, which become moldy, form a black peat layer, and gradually form a swamp.

The plants in the swamp area are all wet-loving grasses, mainly sedges, sphas, and sphagnum mosses. Crops cannot be grown in swamps, and some swamps have bottomless earthworms underneath, green carpets that look like fluff, and people will sink into them if they step on them. At that time, many Red Army soldiers died in the swamp in this way, so people called it the "green trap".

More and more marshes are now being converted into fertile fields.

Then he pulled his foot in surprise, and the "mud" on his foot suddenly became like solidified cement, and he couldn't pull it out. You must not struggle with this situation. If you struggle, you will lift your left foot and insert your right foot down, and if your right foot is raised, you will thrust your left foot down again and eventually bury yourself under the mud.

In areas with humid climates, the river carries sediment into the lake. Because the water surface suddenly widens, the speed of the water slows down, and the ability to carry sand becomes weaker, and the sand accumulates on the edge of the lake, forming shallows. As time goes by, the lake becomes shallower and shallower.

Moreover, in places of different depths of the lake, various aquatic plants gradually began to multiply. The remains of their continued growth, death, and decay accumulate at the bottom of the lake, eventually forming peat. That's why most of the swamp looks black.

As the bottom of the lake becomes shallower and shallower, new plants reappear, developing from all sides to the center of the lake, and the lake becomes shallower and smaller.

The formation of the swamp is inseparable from the vegetation, and a large number of hygrophilic and water-loving marsh plants grow in the swamp. Due to the abundance of water, the soil of the swamp lacks oxygen, and under anaerobic conditions, the plants decompose slowly after mildew, showing a semi-decomposed state, and eventually form peat, coupled with the accumulation of a large amount of sediment, it will gradually evolve into a swamp.

The reason for the formation of swamps: at the edge of rivers, lakes and seas or in shallow waters, due to the accumulation of a large amount of sediment, aquatic weeds, coupled with the decomposition of aquatic weeds by microorganisms, gradually evolve into swamps.

A variety of moisture-loving plants grow in the swamp and there is a peat layer. Water conditions are the primary factor in the formation of swamps.

Through the perseverance of explorers such as Speke, Baker and Stanley, the source of the White Nile was finally identified, and the source of the Blue Nile was unraveled long before Bruce. Today, there is only one large tributary of the Nile that has not been explored, and that is the Jur River, the "River of Gazelles". The Jur River is a river system formed by the convergence of many tributaries in Zekong, which flows through the mountains of the Darfur Plateau in southwestern Sudan and the Congo River Nile watershed in the south, and joins the White Nile River about 800 kilometers south of Khartoum.