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The Coral Galaxy!

Then you go to Palmyra Atoll that has more biomass of herbivores, and the dead corals are clean, and the corals are coming back.

This view of the world is a consequence of having studied degraded reefs.

MAD Growth on Columbus Circle. ReefCity.

like these parrot fish that are like marine goats.

We think this is universal.

That's how people make GloFish.

lots of bright, colorful fishes and things.

ES At least in the seas.

And then from underground to underwater.

Deny.

A hundred yards off the reef.

Out of them come pearls and coral.

Pearls and coral stone come forth from them.

From them come forth the pearl and the coral.

There come forth from the twain the pearl and the coral.

Out of them both come out pearl and coral.

From them emerge pearls and coral.

From these seas come forth pearls and coral.

There cometh forth from both of them the pearl and coral stone.

From them emerge the pearl and the coral.

Pearls and corals come from both.

From both of them emerge pearl and coral.

From the two oceans comes pearls and coral.

There come forth from them pearls, both large and small.

Pearls and corals come forth from both of them.

Out of them come Pearls and Coral

A trigger and the system tips over,

There are many organisms that build their shells out of calcium carbonate plants and animals both.

What happens is that the corals are a symbiosis, and they have these little algal cells that live inside them.

And that material then we take back to the lab and analyze it.

And on land, this cannot work.

Either case, it's bad news for the corals of the Galapagos Islands.

It's built entirely of coral reefs.

And that's more or less the story of the coral reefs of the Caribbean, and increasingly, tragically, the coral reefs worldwide.

100 percent of the coral may be wiped out before 2050 because of global warming.

This is at about 60 feet or 18 meters, depth.

In this example here, we had monitored this reef in Galapagos with temperature recorders, so we know the temperature of the water the coral's growing in.