Marine

the battle of the coral sea looked like just trash because people fought in the ocean and that's where the Battle took place!

Yes.

The Great Barrier Reef is the largest coral reef in the world. It extends 2300 km down the coast of Queensland, Australia.

On the west coast, off Exmouth, is Ningaloo Reef, another impressive coral reef.

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A ring shaped coral reef is called an Atoll.

Soft coral, Polyclad Flatworm, Lion fish, clownfish, stingrays, eels, carpet flathead, octopus, hermit crabs and other fish.

A variety of marine animals can live in the Red Sea. There are many forms of coral, flatworms, fish and eels. There are also some dangerous creatures, such as an electric ray, other rays, stonefish, sea urchins and sharks.

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many different kinds. they help feed many different animals. and keep the water clean

Coral reefs are beneficial to all areas where they are found. They provide a home for many marine creatures. They also act as storm breakers and lighten the blow of tropical storms or large waves. Fishing could be considered a benefit to Florida from coral reefs, but bad for reefs because fishing damages the ecosystem.

the crown of thorns fish eat the coral reefs

We would see the single biggest die off of humans beings yet to date. With our population at its current level. We have around 3.6 billion people who rely on the ocean to supply them with fish, their main source of protein. If they all lose this vital protein they will could possibly lose over 3/4th of that population. That would be from 3,600,000,000 to around 48,000,000 people.

Because almost all algae that lives in the coral animals (the coral animal needs it to survive.) needs to be between 40 meters to survive or else it will die along with the coral animal.

1. Reduce climate change by reducing the burning fossil fuels and stop marine pollution

2. Research about the adaptation of corals in warm coasts

Coral reefs are aragonite structures produced by living organisms, found in shallow, tropical marine waters with little to no nutrients in the water.

The Great Barrier Reef itself is an example of mutualism. The corals which create coral reefs such as the Great Barrier Reef have a symbiotic relationship with algae known as zooxanthellae. This algae, which lives within the tissues of the coral, causes a photosynthetic reaction which enables the polyps to make skeletons about three times faster in the light than in the dark. This means the corals deposit skeletons faster than the environment can remove it, and these skeletons build upon each other over time, creating a coral reef.

Some fish eat coral along with clumsy sharks or whales. The greatest source are humans,who take corals because they look pretty or because the polluting of the sea causes coral to die off.

The Crown-of-Thorns Starfish threatens coral life because it eats coral. This is typically natural, but when overbred, such as on the Great Barrier Reef, they eat the coral, leaving it void of life. Typically the coral regrows itself, but when the starfish is in overabundance, it passes back over the young coral, not giving it time to recooperate. Thus, the coral reefs cannot support life, damaging the ecosystem.

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what are some decomposers of the neritic zone

Penang Beach in Malaysia, Branscombe Beach, Deckle Beach Florida, kings at Stacey brook Massachusetts, you never quite know what's going to wash up there! Shired island Florida was the most polluted beach in America and Japan has some very polluted waters in some parts.

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The Great Barrier Reef is a spectacular marine area off Australia's beautiful coastline which is full of life and wonder. It has to be seen to be believed. Look it up online and learn all about it. It is a very popular tourist destination for a reason - it is breathtaking!

Coral reefs can take four forms; fringing reef, platform reefs, barrier reefs and atolls.

Fringing reefs are narrow and shallow, and generally occur near the shore, they literally are a thin 'fringe' along the coast.

Platform reefs are reef outcroppings far from shore that occur in calm water. They often have a shallow lagoon, and are flat on top.

Barrier reefs are reefs growing along a coastline that are separated from the coastline by a lagoon. Barrier reefs are very similar to fringings except that they are much larger.

Atolls are ring reefs that usually form at the base of a volcano. Over time the volcano dissapears, leaving a rin of reef surrounded by deep ocean.

Humans have positively impacted the Great Barrier Reef through conservation efforts, such as establishing marine protected areas that safeguard critical habitats and biodiversity. Initiatives aimed at reducing pollution and improving water quality have also contributed to the reef's health. Additionally, research and monitoring programs help to better understand the reef's ecosystem, guiding sustainable tourism practices and fostering community engagement in conservation efforts. These combined actions aim to promote the resilience of the reef against climate change and other threats.

Waves shape them and also provide the needed oxygen

The reef sits on top of thousands of years of compacted coral skeletons that have compressed and fused to form limestone rocks. So yes, there are rocks in the reef as it is principally composed of rock.

fungi (example mushroom), bacteria, worms

all of the colors and the fish are really pretty and beautiful to look at