Definition: The Marshall Islands, officially known as the Republic of the Marshall Islands, is an atolls and group of islands located in the western Pacific Ocean between the Caroline Islands and the Philippine Islands, off the southeast coast of the Pacific Rim. Marshall Islands are a chain of three atoll islands that lie along the south east coast of Micronesia. They include Naha Atoll, Kona Atoll and Nukuk Atoll which together make up the Marshall Islands. The two main islands are located close to the coast. The Atolls are composed of three distinct types of terrain: high cliffs with rock formations forming ridges, coastal mudflats or reef beaches, and mangroves and coral reefs, which provide habitats for various marine life. The islands have a unique environment that provides an ideal habitat for various species of fish, crustaceans, sea turtles, and birds. The Marshall Islands are also known as "the land of 250 different species" due to the diverse range of wildlife they contain.
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