"The Importance of Pong," One of the Four Factors for Wildlife Food Source, Part 2

Mineral licks, or Salt licks, are areas or areas where minerals come together due to heavy rainfall and the process of leaching minerals from the soil together in one area (Manp, 1977).

So Pong is a source that provides herbivores with certain elements that are essential to herbivores in addition to those obtained from food plants. From the physical nature, Pong can be divided into two types:

1. Most of the soil is on the edge of the creek, where animals eat the soil first, until the soil on the wall of the creek is deeply concave. Most of it is found to be less than 10 meters wide. After the reduction of minerals or minerals in this bulging area, animals may drop this bulge and move to other bulbs. The soil bulge becomes an abandoned bulb (Opus, 1977).

The nature of natural areas that can form land has been studied mainly in the plains along the creek, which have a slope of between 3 and 8%, with much in the Chrysanthemum forest and the arid rainforest (Noprat, 1994).

2. Water pools are usually formed in watersheds, especially in areas where water seeps or water flows out of limestone mountains, or may be basins or ponds that have been polished before, and are normally waterlogged throughout the year (Obas, 1977).

In another sense, a bulge may be a place where individuals such as hunters, animal scientists, photographers, animal watchers, etc., use it as an area for hunting or as a source used to study wildlife behavior, or photograph wildlife, or watch wildlife.

Because balloons are a place where wildlife regularly exploits them, there is a high chance of finding a whole group of herbivores that feed on balloons or carnivores that hunt for prey.

Reference: Academic Essays on Guidelines for Prosthetics, by Bong Ganj Branch, Specialty Savvy Scientist, Wildlife Research Group, Wildlife Conservation Bureau, National Park Service, Wildlife and Plant Species

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