Hello everyone! In this blog is about beach…. 

Beach sand is composed of different types of minerals, like quartz, feldspar, mica, and calcite. These minerals make up the whole surface of your body. They are not only responsible for providing protection but also give us our characteristics.

Beach sands have a large number of holes. Sand grains are small, so they need lots of air to breath. Smaller grains mean that there are fewer gaps between them and therefore less space for oxygen. This makes it difficult for the water to flow through the sand. You can understand this if you think of big rocks. If you put them together into a pile it’s easier for the air to pass through and get to all corners.

Beach is where we find the biggest variety of life forms. There are billions of species that live in the ocean and thousands of millions live in the sea near the shore.

Ocean waves are formed due to wind blowing against the water. Wind creates pressure that pushes the water forward. As the water moves forward, it breaks in smaller parts and these tiny droplets create wavelets.

Water has many functions. It allows organisms to survive and thrive. Water helps keep animals alive by carrying heat from the sun. It gives humans the ability to drink and use their sweat to cool off. 

Rainwater is produced when clouds are at high altitudes. When raindrops fall down from the sky,they lose some of their energy. That’s why they don’t hit the ground hard.

Beach sand is generally free of organic materials like leaves, stems, seeds, etc. This makes it extremely easy to get rid of any organic residues prior to adding sand to your soils. Organic matter is often detrimental to soil fertility as it can block the pores between soil particles and reduce drainage. By removing these organic materials, you help create open spaces for better drainage.

Beach sand can vary dramatically from place to place due to its unique composition and structure. These differences are caused by factors like climate and geology.

Sand is constantly being recycled back into the sea. As waves crash onto the shore, they carve out channels known as dunes, which move the sand inland. After years of weathering, the sand becomes packed down and compacted into soil. Over time, the soil builds up into terraces, creating beautiful beaches.

In addition to providing valuable habitat, these natural landscapes protect us from some extreme events. Coastal areas provide shelter for communities during storms, protecting people and property from damage. They help prevent flooding and erosion, thus reducing the incidence of storm-related injuries and deaths.

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