Japanese scientists confirm a new marine coral species, Corallizoanthus aureus, that glows in the dark and inhabits deep caves in the ocean.

Their method helps reconstruct sea level histories in locations lacking living microatolls. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Scientists have built an AI tool that predicts coral heat stress weeks early, giving reef managers time to act before bleaching starts.

Back in the lab, the researchers cleaned and analyzed their now-complete 130-year coral record. After three years of research, Gagnon and his colleagues concluded the natural acidic conditions off the ...

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