Chennai’s wetlands, particularly the Perumbakkam wetland, are experiencing irregular ecological patterns due to unexpected rainfall. The untimely showers have disrupted the natural rhythm and balance of the wetland’s ecosystem.
This phenomenon has reset the ecological clock of the wetland, causing potential challenges for the flora and fauna that rely on predictable weather patterns. The irregular rainfall has likely impacted the breeding cycles of various species and the overall biodiversity of the wetland. Environmental experts are studying the effects of these out-of-turn showers on the wetland’s ecological health and are monitoring the long-term implications.
Efforts may be needed to restore the wetland’s natural balance and preserve its vital role in the region’s ecosystem. The irregularities observed highlight the need for sustainable management and conservation practices to safeguard Chennai’s wetlands.