Which nature reserve at Al Zorah in Ajman, set in an area once surrounded by mangrove swamps, is home to some 60 species of bird?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. Al Zorah Nature Reserve
- Step 1: Al Zorah is a coastal suburb of Ajman, and it is the site of Al Zorah Nature reserve. Answer: Al Zorah Nature Reserve. The reserve is home to some 60 species of bird including pink flamingo, egret and heron, and Al Zorah was originally an uninhabited sandy island surrounded by mangrove swamps. Why not the others: Sir Bani Yas Park, Al Hefaiyah Centre and Al Jubail Mangrove Boardwalk Park don't fit.
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