Global warming, deforestation, pollution... That’s all contribute to the fact that very soon we may lose the most beautiful places on our planet.
Even they have their own life period. They had not long to exist. Hurry to see!
It's a closed ecosystem. In the dry season, Lake Eyre is more reminiscent of a snowy desert, the water remains only in small ponds. The harsh climate and lack of moisture are the main reasons of absence of animals, birds, insects here and desert envelops ringing silence. When the reservoir is filled, the salt slowly dissolves, and its content in the water is increasing. Until the water more or less fresh, there are fish, but gradually it all dies. The lake is filled with water only a few times per century.
Sunderbani is a swamp-cane maze, which are the habitat of rare birds, fish and animals. Due to the economic activities of the 2 million local residents ¾ the mangroves disappear.Data obtained from satellites, demonstrate that in a modern rate of rise of the water level in the oceans — 3 mm per year — a hundred years of the coastlines of the planet will become uninhabitable.
