Coral Bleaching Explained
Corals rely on symbiotic algae for up to 95% of their nutrition, but rising water temperatures can trigger a stress response, leading them to expel these vital partners. This process, known as coral bleaching, reveals the white skeleton beneath, indicating the corals are alive but in danger. Interestingly, some corals can withstand stress better than others, highlighting the complexity of these underwater ecosystems and their survival strategies.In this clip
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