Sounds of healthy corals draw in fish to degraded reefs, study finds

Mongabay
Dec 5, 2019, 10:46 am236 pts
A healthy coral reef, with its vibrant community of colorful corals and fishes, is not just a visual treat; it’s also a rich medley of sounds. Previous studies have shown that these sounds have an important role to play — the symphony of pops, grunts, crackles, buzzes and scrapes in the reefs draws in young…

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