Deep Sea Corals
Over 10,000 mounds of deep sea corals play a crucial role in maintaining biodiversity and nutrient cycles in the ocean. These corals, often overlooked, are vulnerable to climate change, experiencing significant temperature fluctuations that stress their delicate ecosystems. As mapping efforts progress, the importance of these deep water habitats becomes increasingly clear, revealing their widespread presence and vital contributions to global marine health.In this clip
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