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Aerial view Great Barrier Reef from sky out of air plane in Australia

$An interesting reef: At five metres, large patches of branching Acropora and a three metre Turbinaria peltata colony were encountered. Hard coral cover averaged 60%, soft corals 22%, turf algae and sponges less than 1%, crustose coralline algae 18%. Table Acropora colonies exceed three metres in size.\nThe coral lesion repair was moderate, and both overgrowth of damaged portions of coral colonies and reorientation in growth plane of toppled corals were high.\n\nA large Table Acropora Coral dominates the scenery with some Isopora Corals around. \n\nMany fish species are in the background. \n\nBui Island, Indonesia\n5°5'13.77 S 131°55'36.654 E at 8m depth$

Corals in the form of tentacles on a reef.

Dense coral reefs in Kei Kecil waters, Southeast Maluku

Sea life on Hol Chan Marine Reserve with French angelfish in Caribbean Sea - Belize Barrier Reef / Ambergris Caye

Vibrantly colored Giant Sea Fan on Reef Seascape

Waigeo island, Raja Ampat, West Papoua, Indonesia

Siphonogorgia godeffroyi, the cherry blossom coral or Godeffroy's Soft Coral texture - Raja Ampat, Indonesia

$Next to Tayandu Island there are Karangs, shallow areas that reach a few meters below the surface. They are full of life. Table Acropora exceeded three metres in size here, reaching up to four metres.\nThis colony was badly damaged. Damage happens often by mix of storms, earthquakes and destructive fishing practices. \nThis colony has a good overgrowth of dead portions, a high lesion repair. The white edges are the growth zones.\nIn 2023, when this photo was taken, the stress resistance, recovery, and overall reef health and resilience potentials of this coral community were all high.\nKarang Huisman, Tayandu Island, Indonesia, \n5°28'41.72 S 132°13'21.31 E at 11m depth$

Surface of coral. Coral tentacles underwater.

Plants and sea life at the bottom of the sea.

Tropical fish swimming around each other in Negril, Jamaica

View of coral in lagoon of New Caledonia

$Streaked Spinefoot Siganus javus occurs in the tropical Indopacific Ocean from the Persian Gulf to southern China, Australia to Vanuata and New Caledonia in a depth range from 0-20m, max. length 53cm, common 30cm. The common name Rabbitfish is given by the similarity of the nose. \nThe species occurs in small schools of as many as ten individuals feeding on benthic algae. The streaked spinefoot has grooves in the spines of the dorsal, anal and pelvic fins which contain venom glands. The wound caused by these spines may be relatively painful to humans but is usually not dangerous. The spines are used in self-defense. Rabbitfish venom is similar to venom of stonefish. Siganus javus, sold as fresh fish, is caught using nets and fixed traps. \nThis specimen was encountered at 12m depth in the Triton Bay, Indonesia, 3°53'36.5662 S 134°6'21.5963 E$

Curio Bay is of international significance for its Petrified Forest dating back to the Jurassic period. The tree fossils you see here, similar to Kauri and Matai, are approximately 170 million years old. The forest was alive when New Zealand was part of Gondwanaland.

Image of the stunning gorgonian sea fan and the butterflyfish at the Big Drop Off (Ngemelis Wall) in Palau, Micronesia

A Napoleon Wrasse (Cheilinus undulatus) in the Red Sea

Bright multi-colored Soft Coral Dendronephthya hang in clusters from support of pier on brightly sunny day insunrays, Red sea, Safaga, Egypt

Clownfish sheltering in an anemone while snorkelling a coral reef

The landscape of the beaches of Bali, Pulo Aceh at low tide near dusk with colored reefs and sunset

$This Red Gorgonian Coral Beauty, a Knotted Fan Coral Melithaea ochracea lives at a good place with remarkable current, a good position to get enough food! The species occurs in the tropical Indo-West Pacific in a depth range from 3-18m. South-East of Misool Island, Indonesia, 2°12'37\$

colorful coral reef at surin island thailand

Coral reef from above in shallow tropical water with a large plate coral

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