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Can a coral reef grow something?

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14y ago
Updated: 8/18/2019

Yes. Its grows More coral reef.

yes and no, it "grows" because there are millions of life forms living in them, some have shells which they shed when the shell is to small, which then attaches to the reef as coral. The great barrier reef is the largest "living organism" and the only "living organism" visible from space.

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