Mangrove trees have special roots that allow them to survive in the somewhat salty water where rivers meet the ocean. These roots collect sediments, debris, and mud. This gradually helps coastlines stretch farther into the sea. Forests of mangrove trees also provide shelter for wildlife. The high winds of hurricanes and typhoons often destroy mangrove forests. The destruction of these forests most likely affects ecosystems by . (STAAR 8.11B, 8.2E)

Select one:
a. forcing migratory birds to find other places to rest.
b. increasing the amount of fish laying eggs.
c. reducing beach erosion in sea-turtle nesting areas.
d. increasing the biodiversity in the area.

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