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A mass bleaching event is unfolding across the Great Barrier Reef, but super small algae is why corals become white. Corals have a complex relationship with a tiny algae, called zooxanthellae, which live inside coral’s tissue. The microalgae give coral most of their energy, as well as their colour. When corals become stressed, the zooxanthellae become toxic to the coral, which respond by expelling the algae from their tissues. The coral’s thin tissue becomes transparent, revealing the white skel

A mass bleaching event is unfolding across the Great Barrier Reef, but super small algae is why corals become white. Corals have a complex relationship with a tiny algae, called zooxanthellae, which live inside coral’s tissue. The microalgae give coral most of their energy, as well as their colour. When corals become stressed, the zooxanthellae become toxic to the coral, which respond by expelling the algae from their tissues. The coral’s thin tissue becomes transparent, revealing the white skel

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Coral bleaching is a phenomenon that occurs when corals lose their vibrant colors and turn white. This happens because coral expels the symbiotic algae (zooxanthellae) living in their tissues. This algae is crucial for coral health, providing food through photosynthesis and giving them their color. When coral is stressed by changes in conditions such as temperature, light, or nutrients, they expel these algae, leading to bleaching. Coral bleaching is a direct consequence of climate change and po

Coral bleaching is a phenomenon that occurs when corals lose their vibrant colors and turn white. This happens because coral expels the symbiotic algae (zooxanthellae) living in their tissues. This algae is crucial for coral health, providing food through photosynthesis and giving them their color. When coral is stressed by changes in conditions such as temperature, light, or nutrients, they expel these algae, leading to bleaching. Coral bleaching is a direct consequence of climate change and po

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How are rising ocean temperatures impacting coral reefs? Coral that face heat stress will often expel the algae zooxanthellae in a process called bleaching. Without zooxanthellae, corals struggle to survive, which can have an impact on the ocean biodiversity they support. #Coral #MarineLife #Ocean #Science | Museum of Science, Boston

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Coral bleaching occurs when sea surface temperatures rise causing the symbiotic zooxanthellae within the coral polyps to be expelled

Coral bleaching occurs when sea surface temperatures rise causing the symbiotic zooxanthellae within the coral polyps to be expelled

Museum of Science on Instagram: "How are rising ocean temperatures impacting coral reefs? Coral that face heat stress will often expel the algae zooxanthellae in a process called bleaching. Without zooxanthellae, corals struggle to survive, which can have an impact on the ocean biodiversity they support. #Coral #MarineLife #Ocean #Science"

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What is coral bleaching? 🪸 Watch our Chief Scientist Roger Beeden explain how coral bleaching happens. Corals get their colour from the millions of microscopic algae that grow in the coral polyps called zooxanthellae which has a symbiotic relationship with their host coral. When corals are under stress, they expel their zooxanthellae that live in their tissues which causes them to become transparent, exposing their white skeleton. This is called coral bleaching. Head to our website for more inf

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Ever wondered how coral gets its stunning colors? 🌈 It's all thanks to tiny algae called zooxanthellae that live inside coral polyps! These algae harness sunlight to help coral thrive, and in return, they give coral their vibrant hues. From rich reds to glowing greens, the colors you see are a beautiful partnership between coral and these little algae. 🌊✨ Protecting coral reefs means preserving these natural wonders for generations to come! 🎥 IG 'coralgardeners' | PADI

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Save and read below ⬇️ . Coral is essentially a structure for other life to live in. Corals are home to algae known as zooxanthellae and they mutually benefit from this relationship. When waters become to warm, the coral will expel the algae which will then turn the coral completely white. While this does not result in immediate death to the coral, the thermal stress over time can cause it to die. . This is called coral bleaching and it is happening more often due to global warming. While I love

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