In Bali and beyond: An urgent focus on coral conservation (commentary)

Mongabay
Oct 29, 2018, 1:10 pm198 pts
Some corals look like giant boulders, others like branching trees—anything but what they actually are: animals. That is, unless you are lucky enough to see coral at night, when their polyps open and feed in the ocean current. It’s an awe-inspiring sight. Coral reefs are important places, too, as habitats…

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