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Mushroom Coral
Reminiscent of the underside of a mushroom cap, this coral is common in the western Pacific Ocean. Mushroom coral (Fungia scutaria) is formed from a single polyp, instead of a colony of polyps.
Star Coral
Photograph by Heather Perry
Star coral (Montastrea cavernosa) polyps open in search of food near Little Cayman Island.
Coral Close View
Coral reefs teem with life, covering less than one percent of the ocean floor, but supporting about 25 percent of all marine creatures. Indonesia is home to the highest marine diversity on Earth, including this coral photographed near the Tukangbesi archipelago in Indonesia.
Camouflage
A majid crab (Xenocarcinus depressus) disappears among the vivid red of gorgonian coral in Palau.
Coral Tentacles
Though corals get most of their food from the byproducts of zooxanthellae algae's photosynthesis, they also have barbed, venomous tentacles they can stick out, usually at night, to grab zooplankton and even small fish.
Rainbow of Soft Corals
A palette of soft corals grows along a reef near Fiji. Unlike hard corals, soft corals have no rigid outer skeletonsthe building blocks of coral reefs.
Branching Coral
Rigid coral branches present the illusion of fluid movement in a turquoise sea near the Turks and Caicos Islands.
Coral Topography
A close-up reveals the subtle valleys and ridges of a single coral off of the coast of Mexico.
Soft Coral
Orange pulpy soft coral vacillates in the western Pacific Ocean. Both hard and soft corals have a symbiotic relationship with zooxanthellae algae, which live in coral and give it its color.
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