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For millions of years of existence, the Red Sea has been filled with underwater inhabitants in huge numbers. One and a half thousand fish are only a part that people have managed to study, but this is less than half of the inhabitants of the mysterious water space. Today we are at the travel agency "Go with us!" we want to tell about the inhabitants of the Red Sea in a little more detail. After all, local fish are unique, and some of them are not found in other reservoirs.The forest and the lake" is located in the immediate vicinity of the protected area. Blue spaces are clear. Forest lake with huge stones at the bottom, pine forest and cloudy sky. Lake LakePalms, or Palms, a family of monocotyledonous plants.It is mostly represented by woody plants with unbranched trunks, in which primary thickening occurs (that is, thickening due to the activity of the protoderm and main meristem). There are also a number of species that are characterized by thin creeping or climbing plants. The family includes 185 genera and about 3,400 species.The Arabian Desert is the northeastern part of the Sahara, located between the Nile Valley and the Red Sea (Egypt). In the south, it passes into the Nubian desert.It is a plateau that gradually rises in the east (up to 2,000 m) and then cuts off steep ledges to the Red Sea. At the base are ancient crystalline rocks overlain by limestones and red Nubian sandstones. Oil, tin, phosphorite deposits are being developed in the Arabian desert.
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