Live coral

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Montipora digitata du bac de Benjamin. Canon EOS 7D | Canon 100mm macro | 100mm | 0.6s | 160 ISO | f14

Planted off the coast of Cancun, Mexico, divers are not only welcome but encouraged to explore the hundreds of detailed bodies and faces otherwise left in the quiet company of fish and creeping coral reefs.

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Phyllodesmium poindimiei (Pink Phyllodesmium) Night Dive At Shiprock Dive site in Cronulla On 31 March 2011

What is it about coral that I love so much. Is it the many varieties? How it never goes out of style be it displayed in our homes or printe...

Bonaire, Netherlands Antilles; large purple tube sponges grow on the coral reef , Copyright © Matthew Meier, matthewmeierphoto.com All Rights Reserved

Hello! Yesterday saw me going into one of my daughter's art class in school, not to show or help or anything, but to be one of the students. How lucky am I!? They are working with clay at the moment, and they're making clay birds. I don't have any photos to show you yet, unfortunately, but they will come I'm sure! I'm going to sit in the class and refresh myself on some joining and constructing techniques. With the kids! I really love sculpting with clay and in my earlier years I nearly…

The mushroom leather coral is a well-known and widely available soft coral. While it is rather plain in color, it has interesting shape that can appear folded or similar to a funnel. These corals are good for beginners because they are quite hardy.Care level: Easy to moderateDietThe mushroom leather coral has a reduced digestive system. Instead of using mucus nets or their tentacles, they warp their surface area to direct water into the feathery pinnules in their tentacles and sieve water…