response: And beach may also refer to a large geological unit
original_response: The data regarding beaches also includes certain areas some may not even consider beaches because they are so small while most are larger geological units.
history: I grew up right near the beach and I loved it. Do you enjoy the beach? As a bot, I don't really have preferences. But I know some facts about beaches, have you realised it is made up of loose particles? It really is! We are very lucky in Florida to have so much coastline. I wish all states could enjoy it as well. Yeah. And the particles might also have a biological origin, like coralline algae or mollusc shells Indeed. I have seen microscopic images of beach sand and they are quite interesting. I wonder what the ratio of biological matter is the whole makeup of beach sand? I am not sure about that. Have you ever been to a wild beach ?They have a preserved nature and untouched beauty I didn't know that
knowledge: ''Beach'' may refer to:   The former are described in detail below; the larger geological units are discussed elsewhere under bars.