What are the everglades? an area of rocky soil and steep slopes an area where farmers grow cotton a temperate grassland a large swampland area covered with tall grass

Option (D)

Explanation:

The everglade generally refers to the large, sub-tropical swampy area, which is usually considered to be the river of grasses, is found to be present mostly in the southern side of the Florida state in the US. The grasses here are very tall, commonly up to a height more than 3 feet. These grasses are comprised of leaves at the bottom that are pale green in color and on the apical region they are dark green in color. These areas are highly flooded during the time of heavy rainfall.

Thus, the correct answer is option (D).