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Have you ever seen a tree walk on water? 🌊 The red mangrove (Rhizophora mangle) comes pretty close. With its extraordinary arching prop roots, this tree stands where almost nothing else can survive — rooted in salt water, anchored in soft tidal mud, enduring the full force of tropical storms. And what it gives back is extraordinary. Red mangroves can reduce wave energy by up to 66%, forming natural barriers that shield coastal communities from hurricanes, storm surges, and tsunamis. Their dense
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Have you ever seen a tree walk on water? 🌊 The red mangrove (Rhizophora mangle) comes pretty close. With its extraordinary arching prop roots, this tree stands where almost nothing else can survive — rooted in salt water, anchored in soft tidal mud, enduring the full force of tropical storms. And what it gives back is extraordinary. Red mangroves can reduce wave energy by up to 66%, forming natural barriers that shield coastal communities from hurricanes, storm surges, and tsunamis. Their dense
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