Scientists from the University of Miami, the Florida Aquarium, and Tela Marine in Honduras are transplanting crossbred coral ...

Coral reefs are the lifeblood of the ocean, providing shelter and resources for countless marine animals. Discover 10 fascinating creatures that depend on coral reefs for survival, and learn how ...

Coral reefs are some of the Earth's most productive ecosystems, but you might've heard today they're under threat from seemingly every angle. Today we're looking into what exactly is causing these ...

Coral reefs around the world are threatened by rising ocean temperatures, ... The fish would just come up to you and there was just these amazing corals. ... Each tank is controlled by a computer.

5. Seattle Aquarium—Seattle, WA. The Seattle Aquarium hosts a variety of wildlife from the local Salish Sea and the Coral Triangle. The Ocean Pavilion, set to open in 2024, will showcase ...

About 84,000 elkhorn coral larvae were spawned this summer at the Florida Aquarium, said Keri O’Neil, director of the aquarium’s Coral Conservation Program.

In a nearby greenhouse, corals that may one day replenish Caribbean reefs quietly grow in broad, shallow tanks. Tucked between these charismatic creatures is a multitude of sea urchins in various ...

Shedd Aquarium's Caribbean Reef makes way for new centerpiece with twice the tanks “Wonder of Water,” beneath the rotunda, allows visitors to experience both freshwater and saltwater habitats.

Coral Vita, a mission-driven for-profit company, wants a thriving reef restoration economy to preserve reefs for future generations. Accessibility statement Skip to main content Search Navigation ...

Reefs depend on a crucial partnership between the corals and the algae that live in the corals' tissue. The algae make food for the coral using sunlight and in exchange, get a nice spot to live.

What corals in Bonaire appear to show is critical: Long-term protection can help coral reefs survive. Again, the marine park is not the only reason why the reef is still standing.

A bundle of eggs have been released during an "amazing" coral spawning event that took place in captivity. And it is one that offers a possible solution to any decline in the reef.