Yes, sea life in antartica is incredibly diverse, as diverse as tropical reefs.
Though if you look it up it will be hard to find, due it being understudied. But yes, coral reefs do exist, even in the coldest oceans, and the darkest depths. In fact, coral can grow as deep as 8000 meters or even more.
Antarctica is a continent, and coral reefs grow in salt water. The Southern Ocean that surrounds Antarctica is not warm enough for coral reefs.
the attic ocean
Due to ocean currents
The Great Barrier Reef is specifically located in the Coral Sea, which is part of the southern Pacific Ocean.
The Great Barrier Reef, Queensland, Australia is located in the Southern Hemisphere as it is South of the Equator. Also, it is in the Eastern Hemisphere as it is to the East of the Prime Meridian.
Indian Ocean, Southern Ocean, Bass Strait, Tasman Sea, Pacific Ocean, Coral Sea, Torres Strait, Arafura Sea, Timor Sea.
coral have babies in the ocean.
Coral animals live in coral in the ocean.
yes coral lives in atlantic ocean
You find coral reefs in the southern hemisphere
Red tree sponge coral, a demosponge is found in southern Florida, the Caribbean Sea, and the Bahamas. No coral grows in polar waters. However, the Anthozoa coral live in dark, deep ocean waters which are cold.
The Pacific & Indian Oceans, the Gulf of Carpentaria, the Bass Straits, the Timor Sea & the Coral Sea & the Great Australian Bight are among seas around the Australian coast.
To the east is the Pacific, to the west is the Indian Ocean, to the south is the Great Southern Ocean, and to the north are the Timor, Arafura, and Coral Seas.