Great Barrier Reef
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Coral Bleaching Kills 70 Percent of Japan's Largest Reef (And the Rest are Dying)
A survey conducted by the country's Environment Ministry revealed that 70 percent of the coral in the Sekisei lagoon area has already fallen victim to coral bleaching.
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Researchers Map Out Damage of the Worst Coral Bleaching in the Great Barrier Reef Ever Recorded
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LOOK: The Great Barrier Reef and Its Annual Mating Festival
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Scientists to Create Techniques to Save the Great Barrier Reef From Dying
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Oops! Australia's Great Barrier Reef is NOT Really Dead But Dying
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Increased Levels of Carbon Dioxide Could Drive Fish Crazy, Study Finds
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NASA to Conduct Health Checks on Corals of the Great Barrier Reef
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Great Barrier Reef Nears Its Death, Tourists Rush to Australia
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The Great Barrier Reef Has Been Hiding Massive Donut-Shaped Reef For Years
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The Greatest Reef? Immense Reef Found Behind Great Barrier Reef
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Battle of Marine Superpowers: In Sea Creatures, Sneaky Camouflage Wins Over Super Vision
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Closer Look: Dramatic 'Coral Bleaching' Captured on Video for the First Time
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Consequences of Climate Change: Carbon Dioxide, Fossil Fuels Force Fish to Switch to Permanent Night Mode
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