Boggy Bottom Bog Filled with Storm Water April 26, 2010
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Boggy Bottom began at Winterberry Christian Academy on Marco Island, Florida, and now is at Marketplace Mission Learning Center. Marco averages 56 inches of rain a year - November through April average 2 inches while May through October average 7 inches. With up to 9 inches in one day, Marco uses retention basins that become ponds filled alive with tadpoles, frogs and soon, flocks of birds.
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What lives in the bog when it fills up with water? Also do tadpoles die when the bog fills with water? or do they find more food?
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