A Costal Dune

there are five different species of zebra and koala living in the Michigan foredune, there are also many Wild Hoboes

The primary dune, often referred to as the foredune, is the first line of sand dunes formed along a coastline, directly influenced by wind and wave action. These dunes serve as a natural barrier against storm surges and help protect inland areas from erosion. They are typically characterized by a steep slope on the ocean-facing side and a gentler slope landward, and are often stabilized by vegetation that helps trap sand. The health of primary dunes is crucial for coastal ecosystems and local wildlife habitats.