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Nature's Tiny Engineers: How Corals Stir Things Up [VIDEO]
Corals, once thought to be merely passive organisms in the world's oceans, are actually nature's tiny engineers, according to a new study, effectively stirring up currents to bring in nutrients and oxygen.
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