Corals thrive on remotest islands in the Galápagos

Mongabay
Jan 31, 2018, 5:56 pm473 ptsHot
Adapted from Bing Maps. The Galápagos Islands are not widely known for their coral reefs. Most visitors to the islands’ waters seek big charismatic residents like sharks, manta rays, sea lions and whales, or unique creatures like marine iguanas. Dive shops in the Galápagos almost exclusively advertise the…

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