That depends on the species of turtle. Some eat stuff they find on coral reefs, others eat jellyfish out in the deep ocean.
Coral live in the deep blue sea.Also under ground in cutler ridge.Coral live in the ocean but very deep.
It depends on how deep the bottom is. Coral can only survive in relatively shallow water, so most of the ocean floor is coral free.
lots of ocean animals eat coral such as:Parrot fishCrown of thorns sea starButterfly fishNudibranchsSea slugsAnd many others
Coral, Atlantic, and the sand at the bottomless pit
technically, yes. But it wouldn't have much light in the deep depths of the ocean
The ocean zone is the deep, or open ocean zone, where they swim amongst the coral and red water ;D
Coral atoll are tiny sea animals that live in shallow water, but when reefs form the new coral grow over the skeleton of the old. As the ocean crust beneath the volcano sinks, the coral sinks with it, and the new coral continues to form on top of the old. Eventually, coral covers the whole volcano. It can survive with the ocean waves bringing in new food and more marine life.
The usual term for a coral island is an atoll. Some exist in otherwise deep ocean waters.
Lion fish live in coral reefs. Most coral reefs occur between 100 and 300 feet deep water.
coral have babies in the ocean.
Corals grow no deeper than 50 feet with the exception of deep sea coral. They grow here because the zooxanthellae, a type of plankton coral polyps host need sunlight in order to photosynthesize.