1.Bu Tinah Shoals-United Arab Emirates.
Bu Tinah is a tiny archipelago amid extensive coral formations and seagrass beds to about 25 km south of 35 North and Marawah circularity in the UAE. [1], which is in the waters of Abu Dhabi, it is protected as a private nature reserve. Bu Tinah Island, rich in biological diversity in the marine biosphere Marawah ² with an area of over 4,000 km. The biosphere reserve is the first and largest of the region designated a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve Navy. It was recognized by UNESCO since 2001. [2] for the visitors, the fishing and the collection of turtle eggs is closed, on the island of Bu Tinah, banned the ban enforced by patrols. Bu Tinah is actually a group of islands and sand banks, or nearly joined at low tide, with never more than two or three meters above sea level. The main island has a sheltered lagoon opening to the south with the low-energy environment to mature stands of mangrove bird Socotra cormorant as flourish.Even are here.
2.Dead Sea-Jordan, Israel.
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