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What is a coral reef?
A marine ecosystem formed by reef-building corals.
Where are coral reefs found?
In warm, shallow waters of tropical oceans, usually less than 60 meters deep.
What are the main types of coral?
Hard corals (build reefs) and soft corals (do not build structures).
Why are coral reefs important?
They provide habitat for marine life, protect coastlines, and support fishing and tourism.
What threats do coral reefs face?
Climate change, pollution, overfishing, and destructive practices.
What is coral bleaching?
A phenomenon where corals lose their symbiotic algae due to stress, leading to white or bleached appearances.