Stony Coral Collection
Stony coral, a mesmerizing wonder of the underwater world, showcases its natural occurring red and green fluorescence in both encrusting corals and stony corals
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Stony coral, a mesmerizing wonder of the underwater world, showcases its natural occurring red and green fluorescence in both encrusting corals and stony corals. These captivating colors are captured in breathtaking photographs like UW INDO 2033 12, revealing the hidden beauty beneath the ocean's surface. Even fossils of extinct coral tell tales of ancient marine ecosystems that once thrived millions of years ago. These remnants serve as reminders of the intricate web of life that has existed throughout Earth's history. In the depths of Bonaire, Caribbean, lies the enchanting Cavernous Star Coral. As night falls, this magnificent creature comes alive with vibrant fluorescence, illuminating its surroundings with an ethereal glow. The Scroll Coral joins this nocturnal spectacle as it too reveals its own radiant hues under cover of darkness. Traveling to Palau's Rock Islands-World Heritage Site unveils a sight to behold – the Day Fluorescing Fused Staghorn Coral. Bathed in sunlight, this majestic coral species emits a dazzling display during daylight hours, showcasing nature's artistry at its finest. Amongst these stunning corals reside other fascinating sea creatures such as Caryophyllia clavus - a sea anemone boasting delicate beauty within its tentacles. Fungia coral invites us into their intricate world where every detail tells a story waiting to be discovered. Exploring further brings us face-to-face with unexpected encounters; between spines on Crown-of-thorns starfish or amidst schools of Raccoon butterflyfish and endemic Saddle wrasse off Lanai Island in Hawaii. Witnessing Chaetodon lunula swimming together is a rare treat for divers who venture into these waters. And let us not forget about the Spinyhead blenny seeking refuge among hard corals in Netherlands Antilles' Bonaire region. This small but mighty fish reminds us that even within tiny crevices, life finds a way to thrive.