Watch Coral Bleaching Happen Before Your Eyes Time-lapse footage reveals the process of coral bleaching, one of the stark effects of global warming.

Examining the world of creatures in a coral reef Coral reefs are among the most valuable natural assets on Earth

More Bad News for the Coral Reefs Earlier in 2016, a survey revealed that approximately 93% of the Great Barrier Reef was hit by coral bleaching. Coral bleaching isn’t irreversible, but coral regrowth is dependent on recovery time from unusually warm ocean temperatures. Things have Read more ... not cooled down.

National Ocean Service Save the date! June 30 is your chance to chat with three NOAA scientists about the longest global coral bleaching event on record and what we can do to help. http://oceanservice.noaa.gov/news/june16/reddit-coral.html

Dying Coral Reefs Likely To Be Walloped For Third Year In A Row “This is the most widespread, longest coral bleaching event ever to occur," a U.S. researcher said.

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Dying Coral Reefs Likely To Be Walloped For Third Year In A Row “This is the most widespread, longest coral bleaching event ever to occur," a U.S. researcher said.

As Oceans Heat Up, a Race to Save World's Coral Reefs The coral polyps expel their source of food—the algae that live within the coral and provide its vivid hues. Without food, the coral turns white and eventually dies.