Are deep sea reefs really a lifeboat for our vanishing corals?

Mongabay
Nov 7, 2018, 6:20 am247 pts
When Luiz Rocha, a fish biologist at the California Academy of Sciences, goes scuba diving, he tacks on one and a half times his body weight in specialized diving gear. Once he submerges, he can’t spare a moment to take in the vibrant corals just beneath the surface — he has greater depths to plumb. Rocha…

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