Public sentiment is marked by a profound sense of urgency and despair regarding the deteriorating state of coral reefs and the broader implications of climate change. Many express frustration and anger towards the inaction of governments and corporations, while some convey a sense of resignation in the face of escalating environmental crises. Although a minority expresses hope in coral resilience, the dominant mood is one of alarm and the belief that time is running out to effectively combat climate change.

Governments

Corporations

Environmental Organizations

First catastrophic climate tipping point... that we know of. There's a lot of runaway effects we really don't understand well that might have already kicked off. 

2g4r_tofu

This already happened. The first mass bleaching of the Great Barrier Reef was our warning sign. It was in 1998.

We are far beyond the first tipping point. The time to act was in the 1970s when we realised the issue was unavoidable if we did not make societal changes.

jlharper

jockfist5000

And it's not just the coral reefs...

&gt;The report from scientists and conservationists warns the world is also “on the brink” of reaching other tipping points, including the dieback of the Amazon, the collapse of major ocean currents and the loss of ice sheets.

Remember that earlier this year, risk experts from the UK said...

[Global economy could face 50% loss in GDP between 2070 and 2090 from climate shocks, say actuaries](https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2025/jan/16/economic-growth-could-fall-50-over-20-years-from-climate-shocks-say-actuaries)

&gt;Without urgent action to accelerate decarbonisation, remove carbon from the atmosphere and repair nature, the plausible worst-case hit to global economies would be 50% in the two decades before 2090, the IFoA report said.

&gt;At 3C or more of heating by 2050, there could be more than 4 billion deaths, significant sociopolitical fragmentation worldwide, failure of states (with resulting rapid, enduring, and significant loss of capital), and extinction events.

wanton_wonton_

We always wondered why there weren't other sentient life forms in a universe that only seems to need liquid water and rock planet size gravity to thrive. But the great filter might be looming in the next century for humanity. We already gave up on space, preserving the natural order, and even just base cooperation.

At least we made some cool art.

Larkson9999

Meanwhile the climate criminals continue to be completely obsessed about "growth".

Economists and their owners, the billionaires, will kill us all.

Emergency_Link7328

i swear we’ll only start caring once beach vacations look like gray rock piles

IndependenceSilver27

First catastrophic tipping point??? This is the 7th catastrophic tipping point, bruh!!! Atlantic Circulation, Greenland glacial melt, Antarctic glacial melt, permafrost, boreal forest, Amazon rainforest, and now coral trees are collapsing. I hope you're ready for martial law because that is the next step before America implements a global police state.

radio-act1v

Yeah, but atleast profits were high for a few years. What's setting the world on fire matter in the face of money, huh?

United_Ring_2622

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MrNewking

It wont stop until we pivot away from consumerism.

The fact that I cant find anything that is made 100% to last and be repairable is a hint.

Sea_Confection_652

And this is why the rich built bunkers and started an aggresive takeover of all our media and goverments.

Climate indicators are worse than the worst case scenario we have modeled. And that prediction tell us shit will hit the fan by 2050.

Welcome to the Great Filter.

ErgoMachina

James Burke said it wouldn’t this way in his “”after the warming” where nobody would believe the science until the ability to correct it had passed.  We could be doing “go to moon” style carbon capture work but instead the racism and authoritarians are driving the world into extinction.  But at least old guys will have the power until everyone is dead.

SexyCouple4Bliss

Hitting the Great Filter in my lifetime… that’s a feather in my cap, as long as my government doesn’t kill me first.

SoTiredYouDig

And you can go ahead and check off all of the other markers because humanity is ABSOLUTELY NOT going to do anything about this until it's way, way, way too late.  We already passed the point a long time ago where moderate measures could have reversed this.  Every day that goes by it means we would have to do remarkably desperate actions to make an impact.  We can't even get people to support solar initiatives or increase bike lanes in urban environment.  They certainly won't be doing anything actually meaningful until the world is 175 degrees a day for three quarters for the year.

xjuggernaughtx

Firs t people getting eaten are billionaires. They contribute the least to society lol. They’ve provided literally nothing.

CorporateCuster

Under our current form of social thinking; nothing will be happening to counter this, unless there’s profit in it. Or to be more pessimistic. Nothing will happen to counter this so long as the money that can be made by doing nothing is more than what can be made by solving the problem

ReasonableMuscle1835

Can we trade all the people who vote for oligarchs in exchange for saving Mother Earth?

Emperor_of_His_Room

I'll never understand how tourism operators in North QLD keep voting in politicians in bed with fossil fuels.

They aren't going to bail you out when the Great Barrier Reef finally completely dies.

Toomanynightshifts

I thought we already hit 9 tipping points

https://www.news.com.au/technology/environment/climate-change/earth-has-now-reached-9-climate-change-tipping-points-as-top-scientists-warn-of-domino-effect-catastrophe/news-story/604a5fc1ebe911d4d2de9f38b0216372

So does this make number 10?

general---nuisance

Maybe the aliens will help us out. I’m out of any other logical solution. lol

slaty_balls

I wonder how long we got?  And whatever the 
Apocalypse is going to be I know for a fact it’s going to stupider than Covid

sten45

Haha 


You should try r collapse and you would have learnt about this five years ago.

OppositeHome2970

Jesus we are so fucked. All so a few billionaires can own everything and fly around on private jets every other day like they are electric bikes. And rebates on "trucks" aka every SUV you see instead of a normal usable car. Fucking society.

Rich-Exchange733

Bruh can we just switch over to nuclear ffs? I think as an immediate strategy to mitigate this shit we must go nuclear asap.

Single-Use-Again

First?  We've hit at least 30 tipping points this yea alone.  Every week it's another tipping point.

ObjectivelyGruntled

Don't blame me, I recycle my diet coke bottles.

hestermoffet

Yet in the eyes of humanity checklists are only to be filled...

I know I do my part. But does that mean anything?

ThereIsNoResponse

Facing?

That shit already happened. And like, a decade ago.

notanelonfan2024

Oh boy, if Reddit actually read the article they would have a meltdown at the mention of Jeff Bezos’ name in the article. 

The greatest evil on the planet, simultaneously funding the study present in the article. Yikes.

lemonloaff

&gt;Unless we return to global mean surface temperatures of 1.2C (and eventually to at least 1C) as fast as possible

Optimism is nice but imo it's time to face facts, we are never going to hit that target and we should really start preparing now for the worst case scenario (+5C or even higher) because that is what will happen.

bubatanka1974

The ONLY way we get out of this is to utterly destroy Billionaires. There is no alternative.

Luk3ling

trump has outlawed the words climate change. Don’t expect any meaningful discussion of this by republicans

Aiden2817

Hmm I'll start thinking about shutting down the few industrial plants and mega yachts I own. But I'm keeping my personal jet

awfully_hot_coffepot

Earth, chill please. We have geopolitical and shareholder stuff that's more important apparently.

Dipsey_Jipsey

I’d like to say it was a good run, but humans were mostly shitty to each other. Rip world.

GoblinObscura

Doesn’t matter anymore. Ordinary people can’t change the course. Greed and global capitalism ensure companies won’t fix it.

OliverClothesov87

Good thing orange fuck is too busy being an idiot and Russia is too busy being worse. 

ScopeLogic

This is not surprising and also will change nothing. People will rather vote an authoritarian nationalist into office than drive around in cars less often.

Schlaueule

Didn't Great Barrier Reef die off a few years ago... oh, wait!

tsereg

Every few months I read something like this…. Since the 2000s

strawmangva

If’s ok. We now have ai to show us videos of coral with real spongebobs and it only will heat up the planet a little bit more.

RumRunnersHideaway

Russians spread misinformation about how climate change is a natural process and has happened before. People think that somehow there is money in green lifestyle. In truth, big oil has been doing nasty shit to cover up climate change since like the 70's. Since there were no ways to ignore it anymore, they started to dilute – it's not caused by us, and if it is, then it's not so bad, and if it is, then we cant stop it, etc.

Konvojus

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The following submission statement was provided by /u/wanton_wonton_:

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Well... we did it. According to a report by scientists and conservationists, the earth has reached its first catastrophic tipping point linked to greenhouse gas emissions. Coral reefs are now facing a catastrophic long-term decline, risking the livelihoods of hundreds of millions of people.

The report also warns the world is “on the brink” of reaching other tipping points, including the dieback of the Amazon, the collapse of major ocean currents, and the loss of ice sheets.

Faster than expected, worse than predicted.

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 Please reply to OP's comment here: https://old.reddit.com/r/collapse/comments/1o56nda/planets_first_catastrophic_climate_tipping_point/nj7aagg/

StatementBot

Just watched Ocean with David Attenborough and it was a moving film. It's.... amazing that we really don't know what we have till it's gone. I've never even seen coral reefs in the wild. 😭

keyser1981

I’m 34. I’m just hoping to have a normal ish life until 50. But those chances are looking slimmer and slimmer

ImHIM_nuffsaid

But also methan gas leaking from the sea bed of Antarctica. Reported this week. See the Guardian.

Pleasant-Winner6311

Well... we did it. According to a report by scientists and conservationists, the earth has reached its first catastrophic tipping point linked to greenhouse gas emissions. Coral reefs are now facing a catastrophic long-term decline, risking the livelihoods of hundreds of millions of people.

The report also warns the world is “on the brink” of reaching other tipping points, including the dieback of the Amazon, the collapse of major ocean currents, and the loss of ice sheets.

Faster than expected, worse than predicted.

Basic facts to understand:

Coral reefs are one of the most important ecosystems on the planet. While they cover less than 1% of the ocean floor, healthy coral reefs provide homes to approximately 25% of all known marine species.

[The Planet Has Lost Half of Its Coral Reefs Since 1950](https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/the-planet-has-lost-half-of-coral-reefs-since-1950-180978701/) — September 2021

This current report says,

“Unless we return to global mean surface temperatures of +1.2°C (and eventually down to at least +1°C) as fast as possible, we will not retain warm-water reefs on our planet at any meaningful scale,” ([https://global-tipping-points.org/](https://global-tipping-points.org/))

BECAUSE

[Warming Ocean Leaves No Safe Havens for Coral Reefs](https://insideclimatenews.org/news/01022022/warming-ocean-coral-reef-refugia-study/) — February 2022

*New research finds coral refugia, where reefs are protected from global warming by cool local currents, are disappearing faster than expected. Even at only 1.5℃ of warming, more than 99 percent of areas previously seen as potentially safe havens for coral will disappear. Warming of +2°C would wipe out all the “reef refugia” where corals might survive.*

[The end of coral reefs as we know them](https://www.vox.com/climate/24137250/coral-reefs-bleaching-climate-change) — May 2024

*Years ago, scientists made a devastating prediction about the ocean. Now it’s unfolding.*

Several years ago, the world’s top climate scientists made a frightening prediction: If the planet warms by 1.5 degrees Celsius, relative to preindustrial times, [70 to 90 percent](https://www.ipcc.ch/site/assets/uploads/2018/10/SR15_SPM_version_stand_alone_LR.pdf) of coral reefs globally would die off. At an increase of +2°C, that number jumps to more than 99%

MEANWHILE

https://preview.redd.it/5szdn82xlsuf1.png?width=1460&amp;format=png&amp;auto=webp&amp;s=b4f8104a7b6abc7363f22d33b23a0c979040e811

Rahmstorf and Foster have smoothed out the natural variability in the different temperature data sets and [find](https://www.researchsquare.com/article/rs-6079807/v1) an increase of +0.43°C in the global average surface temperature per decade (this is the RATE of WARMING, almost a half a degree a decade) - a major acceleration in the pace of climate change. With 2 degrees being crossed in the mid 2030s, and 2.5 degrees in the late 2040s, and 3 degrees as early as 2054.

So, it seems very likely that we are looking at "coral extinction" over the next 15 years. With the loss of 25% of the biodiversity in the oceans.

This is the "first wave" of the 6th Mass Extinction Event.

It will also lead to about 1 billion people who survive on "seafood" facing starvation. Certainly by 2040, probably sooner.

The Climate Crisis is accelerating now.

TuneGlum7903

This exact situation has been worrying me for a while. If the coral bleaching event continues (and there's no reason to think it's going to stop) we could lose 90% of reefs by 2030. That means  the fisheries collapse, millions of people losing their jobs, income and source of protein.

And this is actually taking place now. It's happening. It's not some distant problem. It's started and is going to continue to get worse as people get hungry. They will continue migrating to local cites in greater numbers, and the knock on effects of that are going to bring chaos to SE Asia, Africa, etc. It's extremely alarming. 

Plane-Breakfast-8817

The scale of this is just wild. The reefs are so dense with life.

Imagine 100,000 square miles of pigs being killed.

For reference, if you're on a boat on the ocean, you can only see 24 square miles around you before the earth curves away below the horizon.

100,000 square miles of pigs being killed.

Logical-Race8871

Our oceans are the key to our future troubles on many levels. Immediate warnings are warming, acidification, currents altering and waning, coral reef die off and fisheries extinction.

Likely future events include bottom of food chain extinction (planktons), algae blooms and large scale anoxic events. If the oceans, even if localized turn anoxic it’s definitely game over.

Bandits101

Did some oil executives get bigger bonuses? Did people get to eat steak and drink milk regularly? Well then it was all worth it.   /s

digiorno

&gt; But some experts have questioned the report’s claims about the fate of coral reefs, with one saying while they are in decline there is evidence they could remain viable at higher temperatures than suggested.

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&gt;He said coral reefs needed “aggressive” action on climate change and improved local management, but he was concerned some would interpret the report as saying coral reef habitats were heading for collapse, which was a position he did not support.

&gt;He said he was worried society would “give up on coral reefs” if people think they can no longer be saved.

I've grown tired of this. We need to face reality and stop being positive about this kind of stuff. That is not working at all and it will never work if our collective consciousness doesn't grow with our ever expanding technology. If this tactic would work, being positive and assume best case scenario, then we would have already done something. People still think we have enough time to mitigate this and be a thriving species

Nothing will be done as long as we sugarcoat all the bad news. We are facing a global extinction of many species including us as we are on the top of the food chain. 

We need to do something now or preferably 40 years ago

RIPFauna_itwasgreat

Stupid question: can we "move" the coral reefs? I.e., cultivate coral in different areas of the ocean such as further north?

pheremonal

"Unless global heating is reduced to 1.2C ‘as fast as possible’, warm water coral reefs will not remain ‘at any meaningful scale’"

We already passed 1.5C and blew through 2C briefly. In a world where "drill baby drill" won, is anyone gullible enough to believe we can reduce warming to 1.2C? Heck, even if we want to, which we obviously do not, how? Don't tell me we can take co2 out of the atmosphere at scale.

Plus, I doubt most people will care some coral in far away places when heat wave, floods, hurricanes and wild fires which killed people did not move them to climate action.

NyriasNeo

Of course the coral reefs are dying off. What were people expecting? That the seas get cooler again? 

If there have been any good news on the climate catastrophe in recent years then I must have missed it. It is basically all "We took a closer look at this part of how the earth's climate works. Oops, turns out things are worse than we previously though.". We are losing natural carbon sinks and gaining natural climate gas sources, reducing what we have, inadvertently, done to reduce warming, all while human-made emissions are not going to drop for the next few years at least.

GZoST

From the article: But some experts have questioned the report’s claims about the fate of coral reefs, with one saying while they are in decline there is evidence they could remain viable at higher temperatures than suggested.

I have questions about how somebody can be an expert on this, see the data, and say "you dont know that it won't be fine"

Slamtilt_Windmills

1.5C corals dying - as predicted.


Finally not a faster than expected.

VenusbyTuesdayTV

Man. why is every day a tragedy? I swear im sick of waking up to one more thing to worry about.

Flokismom

KazenoZero0

yeah. And if you say that corall is diying, the fossil fuel idiots come with a outdated report from 5 years ago about a temp. regrowth or coralls that "proove" that it's all fake.

They are idiots. You knew that you are surrounded by idiots. And idiots are on the rise and will make idiotic things that harm everybody.

UffTaTa123

I saw this article buried underneath an article about Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner this morning. Apparently, the end of the world plays second fiddle to the bread and circuses of celebrity gossip, which is more important to the average person. 

Rossdxvx

All of the tipping points have all been surpassed already we are just now seeing it in *real* time

Far_Out_6and_2

I've seen it first hand

and by flying i know i exacerbate the problem

i saw a coral reef off of phu quoc that was so perfect, wiped out by one " warming event"

it was called the coral garden and should be renamed heartbreak

I also saw some reefs off of the gilli islands in Indonesia and within one year they were bleached

i told the boat captain to start finding another job

it breaks my heart that the young will never realize what they lost

mrblahblahblah

I think this sort of thing is why a growing line of thought among sustainability experts is around resiliency, adaptation, and making the transition into our new reality less abrupt and devastating, rather than hopelessly staving off what feels inevitable at this point.

Expensive_Future327

The clock is for sure ticking down to the death of human civilization and the total destruction of the environment. 2100 max is my optimistic guess. 2050 mad max survival takes over and you wish you were unalive then.

No_Foundation16

According to David Suzuki, we’ve crossed 7 of 9 environmental boundaries already. Is your reference to a “catastrophic tipping point” something different than what Suzuki is talking about?

AbbeyRoadMomma

&gt;He said he was worried society would “give up on coral reefs” if people think they can no longer be saved.

Yes, but they could also give up if they believe they don't need to be saved because they can survive at 2C. Relying on billionaires to give a shit about the environment isn't working.

retrosenescent

Also 51, Blue Peter (UK kids tv show) told us when explaining some very basic climate changes , in the late 80s, not to worry, none of this will happen for hundreds of years. This still reverbs around my head occasionally.

'first' again. so wonderful how the clock keeps getting reset.

headin4thefreeway

Unless we can convince that they can make money off of fixing this, forget other people and having any sort of empathy toward them, I don't think this issue will get resolved.

Monsur_Ausuhnom

It's a unique pain to see this planet slowly stripped of everything and can only blankly watch from a screen bc you ​know we will continue grinding until there's nothing left, and oh the bills are coming up soon...

matchapill

A lot of coverage is amped up before COP 30 so you cant really trust the statements being made now.  

e.g. from the gaurdian article:

&gt; However, Prof Peter Mumby, a leading coral reef scientist at the University of Queensland in Australia, said he accepted reefs were in decline but there was emerging evidence corals could adapt with some reefs remaining viable even at 2C of global heating.
&gt; 
&gt; He said coral reefs needed “aggressive” action on climate change and improved local management, but he was concerned some would interpret the report as saying coral reef habitats were heading for collapse, which was a position he did not support.
&gt; 
&gt; He said he was worried society would “give up on coral reefs” if people think they can no longer be saved.

&gt; In a statement, the Australian Institute of Marine Science said interpretation of global figures “should be taken with care” for two reasons – they masked significant regional variability and global temperatures had not stabilised “indicating there remains a narrow window of opportunity to act”.

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2025/oct/13/coral-reefs-ice-sheets-amazon-rainforest-tipping-point-global-heating-scientists-report

Economy-Fee5830

Corals are fragile animals. Australia’s Great Barrier Reef has experienced five major die offs in the past 30,000 years, obviously having nothing to do with climate change https://www.science.org/content/article/great-barrier-reef-has-had-five-near-death-experiences-past-30000-years

Another thing about coral animals is they migrate. They can find favorable habitats, say by moving northward as oceans warm. As do other animals and plants.

Significant-Ant-2487

Just like Switzerland, my country the Netherlands is very sensitive to even a little bit of climate change. If the sea level rises just a bit, it will be very hard to keep 40% of our nation from flooding. Too bad the conservative alt right anti climate change movement is also growing here. Most people won’t care until it’s too late. People think climate is a leftist subject, but it isn’t.

Jack55555

When is the next oligarch and tech bro circle jerk in Davos where they all fly in on private jets to talk about how they’re saving the planet.

FakeHasselblad

Record of Swiss political parties -

[https://www.swisscommunity.org/en/news-media/swiss-revue/article/the-green-trend-in-the-swiss-party-political-landscape](https://www.swisscommunity.org/en/news-media/swiss-revue/article/the-green-trend-in-the-swiss-party-political-landscape)

It is easy to single out SVP and FDP as the two biggest culprits

Sufficient-History71

Yes but have you tried burying your head in the sand? Checkmate climate activists!

candycane7

Remember a couple of weeks ago when people were commenting here about how convenient it is to be able to buy a couple of ice cubes in a plastic cup? Well, there you go. We can try, but the number of people who couldn't care less is sadly growing.

JoyLove7

I am posting this because what destroys the whole world also destroys Switzerland as well! 

Now is the time to act - for everyone - we can't keep on waiting for others to take action. Anyone who is not willing to act politically and socially on this issue is leading their next generation to a disaster. And yes we have been actively contributing to this, for example - [https://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/demographics/suvs-account-for-over-half-of-all-new-automobiles-on-swiss-roads/88263564](https://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/demographics/suvs-account-for-over-half-of-all-new-automobiles-on-swiss-roads/88263564)

some people ITT: okay so maybe climate change is in fact real and maybe we could actually do something against it if we prioritized the wellbeing of living beings over the profit that companies make BUT that's probably gonna be difficult so we might as well not bother.

AliceTheGamedev

It’s absolutely terrible but nobody will really care.

First large apocalyptic threshold will probably be AMOC stopping second half of this century.

Europe from north to South will become like Siberia or Canadian Great Plains.

Adventurous-Pay-3797

Also, to the people downvoting this post, unfortunately the melting glaciers, dying coral reefs won't listen to your downvotes. You are no different from the MAGA republicans if you want to deny your direct or indirect responsibility towards fighting the good fight.

Downvote all you want but then look in the mirror(I should too) and see what can you do to change things.

But what about the economy.... /s


I think if we humans can finally get rid of greed it would be easyer.
Is it completly stoppable? Probably not... atleast not in the next 10 years (not an expert, my opinion, not an excuse to do nothing.). But, we got the technology and knowledge to do a lot to change our ways of life to a more sustainable way of life. Which would brake the whole change a bit.


Monetary wealth is overrated, there is enough for all of us technically.

Gysburne

Aren't we already past 3 of 5 from them, and happily heading towards +3º /4Bil deaths by 2050?

UncleBaguette

So you're saying it's all for nothing we might as well have a nice goodbye party?

heubergen1

I don't deny climate change, it happens and it is real. Still, we can't really do much about it here in Switzerland. Even when we'd just disappear completely, it wouldn't even really slow down the process.

I'm also not willing to spend extreme amounts of money for no gain, like, it is better to invest in technology to deal with this and to invest in preparations for what is about to come.

About the weird ideas, like from Germany with the Green Party, with "degrowth" and fanatical measures to lower the CO2-emissions, like Habecks GEG about heating pumps, i'm not willing to go this way. Like making millions of costs just to save the amount of emissions that China emits in 24 hours. For this, it is not worth it.

Another thing is: Climate Change happened many times in history of the earth, it's nothing new. Some are probably even tied to mass extinction events, where 90%+ of all lifeforms got extinct. But nature doesn't care, it's a cycle between life and death, whenever species got extinct, new ones came and took the territory.

Last thing, i'll also not let myself getting harassed by the Green with "You can't do this and that anymore". These people are often morale apostles, that demand things from others, that they don't do themselves. Like not having a phone, not using the web, no travelling, no cars etc. Most of them are hypocrites, you can see it with the activist groups, first they block traffic or even the airport and then, they board a plane to go on vacation.

Diacetyl-Morphin

Scientists are warning that coral reef ecosystems are dying out quicker than expected as global temperatures rise. The warning in a Global Tipping Points report by 160 researchers worldwide comes weeks before this year's COP30 climate summit. Caroline Malone reports. 

Source: [Reuters](https://www.reuters.com/video/watch/idRW312113102025RP1/)

thebelsnickle1991

As someone who has known about the decline of reef ecosystems since 2012 this breaks my heart. 

I’m urging people in the hobbyist reefing community to start using their voices and funds to help fight these issues. 

People in this hobby and industry have a responsibility to help the creatures they bank off of. 

My husband is in the hobby and I keep telling him that the conversation around the hobby needs to turn from exploitation to conservation. 

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They have been saying this for years. Research the Great Barrier Reef. It was past the point of no return in 2012. In 2018 they checked it again and found it bigger than when we first found it. Coral dies and grows. It’s apart of the life cycle.

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