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Caribbean king crabs may be the key to coral reef restoration 🪸🦀 We just celebrated the official opening of its Florida Coral Reef Restoration Crab Hatchery Research Center, which is the first fully operational Caribbean king crab hatchery of its kind that will aid in its effort to save Florida’s coral reefs. Mote President & CEO Dr. Michael P. Crosby and U.S. Representative Steube cut the ribbon to the new facility alongside State Senator Gruters; State Representative McFarland; National Mari
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As coral reefs face unprecedented heat, scientists pioneer new ways to protect them
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Marine Research & Conservation | Philippines on Instagram: "We’re taking our coral research and restoration efforts to a new region where growing pressure on reefs makes early monitoring and protection critical. The goal is simple: understand what’s happening on the reef, reduce avoidable damage, and support long-term reef resilience through science-led action. If you’re interested in what we’re doing in Siargao, how you can be involved, or want more information as this develops — comment “siarg
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POV: A deep-sea merman leads the camera to a lost shipwreck 🌊🚢👁️🩸 | MicroSubCam A marine research team deployed a MicroSubCam harness on an Ironback Reef Sereio — a powerful deep-ocean merman with armored scales and a muscular tuna-like tail built for navigating strong currents. Once released, the creature swam across an abyssal coral reef and unexpectedly guided the camera straight toward a massive forgotten shipwreck resting on the ocean floor. As the sereio entered the rusted hull, the LE
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Marine Research & Conservation | Philippines on Instagram: "We’re not outplanting — we’re scrubbing. 🧽🌊 These man-made reef structures are designed to give the reef a helping hand, providing stable surfaces where coral larvae can naturally settle and grow. But when those new coral recruits are still small, they’ve got competition. Fast-growing algae and sponges can quickly take over the surface and smother the young corals before they have a chance to establish. That’s why we clean. By careful
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