Exposed peat blowup in swamp wetland habitat, Okefenokee Trembling Earth

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  • Photo title: Exposed peat blowup in swamp wetland habitat, Okefenokee Trembling Earth
  • Author: Williamwise1
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  • Methane gas under decomposed organic peat causes peat blowups, forming mud peat batteries where herbs and grasses grow. Peat batteries form hammocks of trees, or houses, shown on the horizon in this photograph. Neverwet, maidencane and other plants and wildflowers grow on peat islands. Indian name Okefenokee means trembling earth, because of these peat islands. Canoe paddling trail through the National Wildlife Refuge, Georgia, USA.
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