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Seasonal flash floods south of Marsa Alam and Shalateen moisten the soil and revive pastures. They also carry sediment and nutrients into coastal bays, which may help seagrass grow—seagrass that dugongs and green turtles feed on. Marsa Mubarak and Abu Dabbab are among the feeding sites used by these animals, though specialists warn that increased sedimentation or water turbidity could harm the seagrass. Heavy rainfall recently triggered flash floods in the area, temporarily cutting off the Berenice road before traffic returned to normal.
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