Coral move like any other cnidarians they move with ocean current. They have limited mobility so they can only move up and down naturaly.
brain coral have microscopic legs to help it move.
Yes, corals can move. It depends on the type of coral how they move though some corals move slowly across the area until the find a suitable place while others rely on help from inverts and fish to move.
Coral reefs technically do not move. Corals themselves are sessile creatures, meaning they are immobile and stationed to the same spot. They reproduce sexually, releasing eggs and sperm into the water, where baby corals are created before landing and settling. When corals die, they leave behind the hard calcium structure that comprised their bodies. As this layering process is repeated over and over, the coral reef expands and "moves." Some coral reefs are close to 100 feet thick.
Corals don't move
No, starfish can move. Coral cannot move. Starfish have a mouth with which to eat. Coral bring in nutrients through tendrils.
Coral reefs are immobile, therefore they do not move around. They stay in one spot and expand by creating layers of coral.
Red coral
Its the color pattern. Here a little Jingle to help you remember. "Red and yellow, kill a fellow." That means if, on the pattern red is touching yellow, then it's a Coral Snake. "Red and Black, friend of Jack." That means if red is touching Black then it is NOT a coral snake. Hope i helped.
Coral's would be a both singular and plural possessive. Example: The coral reef was small. The coral's colors included bright red, orange, and yellow.
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what names do Mediterranean, coral, red and dead are names of what
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Fire coral is a red coral that gives you deep cuts and stings you that can last over 3 weeks!Stay away!!!