For Coral Reefs, Temperature Is Everything—Is It Too Late to Save Them?
Coral scientists are studying how climate change is changing these ecosystems, with bleaching events that strip corals of their colors showing the damage.
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Coral scientists are studying how climate change is changing these ecosystems, with bleaching events that strip corals of their colors showing the damage.
Corallivorous fish, or coral-eating fish, which were previously seen as a danger to reefs are now seen in a different light after beneficial findings in their feces.
Coral-Eating Fish Poop Could Be Keeping Coral Reefs Healthy - Industry Tap
Scientists have found that feces from certain fish species might act as a probiotic for coral reefs.
Corallivorous fish were regarded as harmful to coral but research suggests their poo could be keeping reefs healthy