Research team discovers world's largest coral in southwest Pacific
A group of scientists working aboard a research vessel in the southwest Pacific Ocean has discovered the world’s largest coral. Thirty-four meters wide and thirty-two meters long, the gigantic organism is a complex network of coral polyps—tiny individual creatures—that have grown over a span of three centuries.
La Niña winters are typically drier and warmer in the Southwest, but the current forecast leaves room for questions.
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Adapting to a sea level rise of up to 0.5 metres (1.64 feet) will cost the three most vulnerable Pacific atoll nations nearly ...
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Isa Lake: The Only Lake That Flows Into Both The Atlantic And Pacific OceanYellowstone’s Isa Lake is a fairly unremarkable pond except for one unique quality: it’s the only lake in the world known to ...
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