Massive Coral Reef Discovered, Visible from Space
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The world's largest coral, a 300-year-old Pavona clavus, has been discovered near the Solomon Islands and is visible from space. This "mega coral" measures 105 by 111 feet and provides essential habitat for marine species. Despite its size and remote location, it remains vulnerable to climate change and human threats. The discovery coincides with the UN climate summit, highlighting the urgency of ocean conservation amid a global coral bleaching event.
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