Wetland
Wetland explained in an easy to understand way:
Imagine trying to maintain a garden in a yard that occasionally floods after heavy rain. Just like the garden, a wetland is an area that is sometimes dry but periodically submerged under water. In both cases, the fluctuating water levels create unique conditions: the garden's plants adapt to both dry and wet periods, just as the flora and fauna in a wetland are specially adapted to thrive in an environment that transitions between land and water.
Practice Version
Wetland: An area of land that is periodically underwater. Wetland. Wetlands are natural areas where water covers the soil, creating a unique environment for plants and animals.