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pebble stones on the sea beach on a warm summer day, the rolling waves of the blue sea with white foam

Castries, Saint Lucia, West Indies: Vigie Beach - rolled coral rocks, also known as coral rubble or coral cobbles, are fragments of coral that have been broken off from nearby reefs or fossilized coral formations. Over time, the ocean's waves and currents tumble these coral pieces, smoothing their edges and rounding them into pebbles and cobbles of various sizes. These coral rocks play a role in the beach ecosystem, providing microhabitats for small marine life and contributing to the beach's natural erosion protection.

Chunk of coral on a sandy beach close up

Waves hitting rock on shore in San Francisco during springtime day

Sea pebbles colored granite on the beach background stones. Close-up small shell o the rock near the sea

Rocks in the sea on a background. Rocky coast in the sea, close-up of the stones

Breadcrumb Sponge or Crumb-of-bread Sponge, Halichondria panicea, Glacier Bay National Park; Alaska

rocky sea shore with pebble beach, transparent waves with foam, on a warm summer day

Anibare Bay, Nauru: eroded coral limestone pinnacles on the shallow water - rock formations on the reef along Anibare beach - Pacific Ocean

Various small marine life crustaceans growing on rock formations at the sea shore in Lorne, Victoria, Australia

rocks of different types on the shore of the mediterranean sea, alicante, spain

Nice view of stone cliffs on Givat Olga beach in Hadera. Israel.

Stones on the beach, one stone in the shape of a animal head. Directly above, full frame.

$The sea life at Little Manuk, a so called rocky islet, is very interesting. Bubbles escape through the sand and rocks in places. Apparently there is still some volcanic activity. Hard coral cover almost 80% and the stress resistance, recovery, and overall reef health and resilience potentials of this coral community are all high. \n\nIn the shallow areas – like this view – there are slopes with black sand and tumbled rocks covered by algal turf and small hard corals, including large rocks with attached corals between four and five metres depth, often table Acropora, here Isopora on the rock behind and Porites in front. \n\nPorites corals can withstand even very harsh conditions more than other genera. \n\nThere are some Damselfishes and a Sandperch in the background.\n\nLittle Manuk near Tayandu Island, Indonesia \n5°29'38.856 S 132°17'30.456 E at 5m depth$

White deposits on the coast in Bretagne Brittany

multi colours pebbles and big pebbles for copy space background and inspiration

Coral reef in indian ocean in Kenya. Ocean life.

A rocky shore or beach with orange and red rocky ground, boulder and pebbles on the Greek Island of Chios in the Aegean Sea with calm blue water in golden morning light in summer. Kelp, shells and small tide pools are seen on the rocky ground. Shallow depth of field with focus placed over the nearest large rocks (or rock formations). Many refugees travelling from Turkey to Greece have landed on this particular beach.

A sun-drenched beach in Alicante, Spain, featuring textured sea rocks in an array of shapes

Rocky Mediterranean sea coast. Big stone close-up

Crushed stones and huge rocks on the beach

Crab is standing on the rock near by Adriatic Sea.

Sea water flowing through rock in sunny day. Close up of reef texture in the sea, Thailand.

This is a close up photographed of rough Carribbean Sea waves crashing at the beach on the rocky Akumal coastline in Quintana Roo on a spring day in Mexico.

Stones in clear sea water on a sunny summer day. Splash of water.

Natural wet sea shell at The Black Sea in Romania

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