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Marine Lake

Marine lakes are enclosed or semi-enclosed bodies of seawater separated from the ocean by natural barriers like sandbars or reefs. They often fill with seawater during high tides and can become isolated at low tide, creating a unique environment where marine life thrives in a relatively calm setting. These lakes can vary greatly in size and salinity, sometimes blending freshwater and saltwater influences. They are important ecological habitats, supporting diverse marine organisms, and are often popular for recreational activities like swimming, snorkeling, and environmental observation.