A great egret soaring. The islands are home to many native, rare, and special species of birds and other mammals that coexist peacefully with humans. This island is also home to families who create primitive-style paintings. Their subjects frequently depict the typical Nicaraguan landscape, with a focus on the islands and the wildlife that lives there. Unfortunately, the fate of these animals and the entire archipelago is uncertain because if the Nicaragua Canal is indeed built, it would result in an irreversible ecological disaster that will affect the entire ecosystem. Furthermore, people would no longer be able to live here because the freshwater would become salty with time.
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  • A great egret soaring. The islands are home to many native, rare, and special species of birds and other mammals that coexist peacefully with humans. This island is also home to families who create primitive-style paintings. Their subjects frequently depict the typical Nicaraguan landscape, with a focus on the islands and the wildlife that lives there. Unfortunately, the fate of these animals and the entire archipelago is uncertain because if the Nicaragua Canal is indeed built, it would result in an irreversible ecological disaster that will affect the entire ecosystem. Furthermore, people would no longer be able to live here because the freshwater would become salty with time.
  • A great egret soaring. The islands are home to many native, rare, and special species of birds and other mammals that coexist peacefully with humans. This island is also home to families who create primitive-style paintings. Their subjects frequently depict the typical Nicaraguan landscape, with a focus on the islands and the wildlife that lives there. Unfortunately, the fate of these animals and the entire archipelago is uncertain because if the Nicaragua Canal is indeed built, it would result in an irreversible ecological disaster that will affect the entire ecosystem. Furthermore, people would no longer be able to live here because the freshwater would become salty with time.