coral reefs
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Marine Biologists are Making Efforts to Save Coral Reefs in Mariana Islands
Biologists visiting the Mariana Islands are caring for a coral nursery, hoping to restore the islands' reefs. Human activity has had a detrimental influence on the reefs' health. The reefs shield most of the beaches on the island's western side, forming a barrier that protects a lagoon system while also absorbing energy from storm-driven waves.
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Dying Coral Reef 'Could Be Revived' By Playing Sounds of Healthy Coral Reefs
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Researchers Stop The Spread of Disease That Can Wipe Out Caribbean Corals
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