What is the point of coral reefs?

Answer 1

"Coral reefs form one of the most diverse ecosystems on earth. They are sometimes called the rain forests of the ocean. They are home to 25% of all marine species. Their ecotourism value is around $30 billion because of their astonishing beauty. They are home to many fish species, mollusks, sponges and echinoderms. Their value in ocean ecosystems is unparalleled."

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Answer 2

Corals are very important because:

1. they decrease global warming and ozone depletion
2. they prevent flood,melting of iceberg,etc.
3. they have great medicinal values
4. they provide building materials

and many many many more

Remember:

Coral is a MARINE ORGANISM made of SOFT POLYPS

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Corals grow in WARM and TEMPERATE CLIMATES and in th COLD WATER found at GREATER DEPTHS.

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Answer 3

Coral reefs are homes to many of the oceans fish. They offer protection to the beaches as well as beauty.

Answer 4

They give protection to lots of animals.

Answer 5

It provides fish for us to eat.