Pictures of Hartenbos lagoon after breaching Posted by Anita Froneman on 3 June 2022 The popular Hartenbos lagoon has been breached artificially, allowing the fresh and saltwater to mix. This has various ecological benefits, as estuaries often rely on saltwater and the entry of other fish species to sustain their ecosystems. ‘The inhabitants of estuaries are uniquely adapted to live in changing salinities (salt level in the water) as well as changing water temperatures and changing water levels,’ reads CapeNature‘s website. ‘When the mouth bursts open, this mixed water pours into the ocean and deposits nutrients and sand in the near-shore area. These products are critical to the ocean.’ Drone Fanatics SA shared some footage. Pictures: Drone Fanatics SA ALSO READ KZN Sharks Board gives sardine run updates Related Posts Pictures of a snowy, frosty and downright freezing South Africa 20 June 2022 Areas like the Matroosberg mountains in the Western Cape saw fluffy snow over the weekend,... read more The whales are here! Humpbacks, southern rights and killers in Cape Town 15 June 2022 Between June and December, humpback, killer and southern right whales make their way from Antarctica... read more First winner announced of De Hoop Photo Competition 7 June 2022 The winner of the De Hoop Nature Photo Competition Round 1, Dionne Miles said her... read more PREV ARTICLE NEXT ARTICLE
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