Ocean Warming
Massive Coral Spawning Event Turns Dying Reef to "Super Reef," Resilient to El Niño and Pacific Ocean Warming Hot Spot in Kiribati
A marine biologist travels far to study how a dying reef in a Pacific Ocean warming hot spot experiencing el niño turned into a "super reef." Spoiler Alert: It's a massive coral spawning event.
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