holy cr*p! elkhorn and staghorn coral
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H2Andy
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yeah... coral has been in trouble for a while. things keep getting worse
with hot water temps and bleaching on top of all the other stresses on coral.
"The elkhorn and staghorn coral species have suffered a 97 percent decline in areas off the Florida Keys and in the Caribbean since 1985"
we may be the last generations of scuba divers to dive with live coral in
the Caribbean.
with hot water temps and bleaching on top of all the other stresses on coral.
"The elkhorn and staghorn coral species have suffered a 97 percent decline in areas off the Florida Keys and in the Caribbean since 1985"
we may be the last generations of scuba divers to dive with live coral in
the Caribbean.
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