coral reef

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Coral reef recovery could get a boost from an unlikely source: Sea cucumbers, the janitors of the seafloor External News lvidal7
This Often-Overlooked Sea Creature may be Quietly Protecting the Planet's Coral Reefs External News lvidal7
Sea Cucumber "Nurseries" Could Protect Coral Reefs External News adavidson38
Sea Cucumbers are the ‘Scum Suckers’ Corals Desperately Need External News adavidson38
Volcanic Activity Does Not Contribute to El Ninos, Hard Evidence Says News Ben Brumfield
Great Barrier Reef suffers its most widespread mass bleaching event on record External News kpietkiewicz3
Previously Overlooked “Coral Ticks” Weaken Degraded Reefs News John Toon
Scientists exposed coral reef to acidic seawater and saw slowed growth External News mrosten3
We're Poisoning Coral Reefs With Plastic External News mrosten3
Size Matters for Marine Protected Areas Designed to Aid Coral News John Toon
Coral Reef Researcher Wins Explorer’s Club Honor News John Toon
Foes Can Become Friends on the Coral Reef News John Toon
La Niña-like conditions associated with 2,500-year-long shutdown of coral reef growth News Brett Israel
Fish From Acidic Ocean Waters Less Able to Smell Predators News Brett Israel
Chemical Warfare on Coral Reefs: Suppressing a Competitor Enhances Susceptibility to a Predator News John Toon