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The largest living structure, the Great Barrier Reef spans more than 1,200 miles (2,000 km) of islands and submerged reefs. Subscribe: http://bit.ly/NatGeoSubscribe # ...
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Why is coral spawning important? Coral spawning is the largest synchronised reproductive event on the planet. This annual burst of life does more than create a spectacular natural event, it fuels the future of our coral reefs. For researchers, spawning is the foundation of recovery and resilience. It opens an extraordinarily narrow window to collect vital data, accelerate restoration efforts and support the next generation of corals. Act now for a better Reef tomorrow. Link in bio 🔗 | Great Bar
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Millions of coral larvae have been released by researchers on the Great Barrier Reef to boost colonies. ✍️By Rosanne Maloney 🎬 by Sarah Richards #ABCNewsQld #Coral #GreatBarrierReef | ABC Brisbane
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A NEW REEF HAS ARRIVED! 💥 Congratulations to the Martin County artificial reef program, which sank its first big ship today since 2018. The 300-foot Borocho, a one time cargo freighter built in 1978, was scuttled in 180 feet of water 9 miles ENE of St. Lucie Inlet. It’s named the “Boo McCulley Reef” in memory of a Fort Pierce marine contractor who was instrumental in transporting and deploying hundreds of reefs all over Florida. Let’s do more! #floridasportsman | Florida Sportsman Magazine
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A NEW REEF HAS ARRIVED! 💥 Congratulations to the Martin County artificial reef program, which sank its first big ship today since 2018. The 300-foot Borocho, a one time cargo freighter built in 1978, was scuttled in 180 feet of water 9 miles ENE of St. Lucie Inlet. It’s named the “Boo McCulley Reef” in memory of a Fort Pierce marine contractor who was instrumental in transporting and deploying hundreds of reefs all over Florida. Let’s do more! #floridasportsman | Florida Sportsman Magazine
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