Coral is a marine invertebrate that is created by polyps in the tropical waters of the ocean. Coral is covered in a hard exoskeleton and when dried can be quite strong. It is however very brittle when it is in the ocean and can be broken easily.
i would say that coral is dieing a little piece would be about $15.00 (coral reefs) :)
Yes, Turtles eat coral and have teeth strong enough to chew it
Some unique features for a piece of coral is it being dry, lifeless and unstable.
Coral grows very slowly.
Coral grows very slowly.
I think that if the coral is lying on the beach, then yes, it is okay to take it home. But it is illegal to grab a piece of coral from the ocean and take it home because you are hurting the coral.
Coral is the animal, coral is a living creature. Certain corals are made up of colonies of corals. For example, a plating coral (Montipora Cap.) can have hundreds or thousand of small animals living in one piece of coral.
Are called "sea anemones" every coral of the order Actiniaria.
There are lots of plants in a coral reef but coral it's self is not a plant. It's millions of old, little animal skeletons; and a coral reef is not one piece of coral. It is an area packed with a bunch of coral.
they block big waves
Well coral is just a small microscopic organism that builds up to form a little piece of coral. But a coral reef is just a massive colonie of coral . So yeah ,that is,with my limited knowledge, the best answer i can give you.But of course i am sorry if i got something wrong.
Yes, parrot fish do eat coral as part of their diet. They use their strong beaks to scrape algae and small organisms off of coral reefs, inadvertently consuming small pieces of coral in the process.