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Fast-growing corals under threat from acute heat that continues to warm oceans

Warm waters inhibit the growth of fast-growing coral species on the Great Barrier Reef in Australia, a new study published on Wednesday said.In the study, scientists from the Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS) found that fast-growing ...

Cryogenically frozen coral can be later reintroduced to wild but current process requires sophisticated equipment including lasers

Australian researchers have been able to successfully trial a new method for freezing and storing coral larvae they say could eventually help rewild reefs threatened by climate change.

It turns out that an intra-oral dental scanner is the perfect thing for scanning baby corals, and learning crucial information about their growth.

The corals we find in the worlds reefs have their own microbiomes, and scientists are figuring out how to feed them probiotic supplements – to try and save them for future generations.

Researchers are providing probiotic supplements to corals located in the world's reefs in order to preserve their microbiomes.

Winners of the ninth annual UN World Oceans Day (UNWOD) Photo Competition include a close encounter between a skeleton shrimp and comb jelly.

Scientists have carefully collected spawn bundles by moonlight in a bid to help save the reef