How Do Mangroves Clean Up Pollution?

Mangroves are like underwater sponges that clean up dirty water. Their special roots grab pollution, and their leaves eat chemicals from the sea. It’s like a natural cleanup team living in the water. Imagine if your house had plants that could catch trash, that's what mangroves do for the ocean.

Mangroves have long, tangled roots that act like nets to catch pollution. They also take in chemicals from the water, kind of like a sponge soaking up juice. When the tide comes and goes, it helps move the pollution away.