Sollow
Sollow refers to a type of shallow body of water, often found in coastal areas or marshlands. These bodies of water are characterized by their limited depth, typically not exceeding a few feet. Solows can be either freshwater, brackish, or saltwater, depending on their location and connection to larger water sources. They often support a unique ecosystem of plants and animals adapted to the specific conditions, including various types of algae, grasses, and small aquatic invertebrates and fish.
The formation of sollows can be attributed to several geological processes. Tidal action in coastal regions
Sollows play a role in coastal and wetland ecology. They serve as important feeding grounds and nurseries