CORAL REEFS-why protected? by OceanGoddes 2010/04/18 12:33
Coral reefs are the marine equivalent of rainforests. They are homes to thousands of species of fish and invertebrates, all living in a complex balance which makes the reef system an extremely stable environment. That is until the intervention of man.
Coral reefs are the marine equivalent of rainforests. They are homes to thousands of species of fish and invertebrates, all living in a complex balance which makes the reef system an extremely stable environment. That is until the intervention of man.
OceanGoddes 2010/04/18 12:35
Marine biologists spend a lot of time studying the reef and valuable new discoveries are made all the time. There are a great number of threats to coral reefs. Work must be done quickly to protect them. Therefore the education of people
Marine biologists spend a lot of time studying the reef and valuable new discoveries are made all the time. There are a great number of threats to coral reefs. Work must be done quickly to protect them. Therefore the education of people
they really need 2 b protected.
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Laketempest 2011/01/05 19:14
Quote: OceanGoddes: Marine biologists spend a lot of time studying the reef and valuable new discoveries are made all the time. There are a great number of threats to coral reefs. Work must be done quickly to protect them. Therefore the education of people
there are many nice ones in Trinidad and Tobago.
TheMouse 2011/01/06 03:53
Just like baby mice, they're very fragile, and just like baby mice, they need to be protected from bad things happening to them. (mouse1)
Just like baby mice, they're very fragile, and just like baby mice, they need to be protected from bad things happening to them. (mouse1)
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