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December 27, 2010
Coral Reef Fact: November 24, 2010-Reef Fish

Reef Fact: Coral reefs are home to 25% of fish species. Click here to learn more Click here to watch the Blue Planet video about these species Please support Reef Relief’s work to improve and protect Florida Keys coral reefs. Donate now at www.reefrelief.org/donate

December 27, 2010
Coral Reef Fact: November 29, 2010-Coastlines

Reef Fact: Coral reefs play a major role in the protection of coastlines from harmful erosion. Click here to learn more Please support Reef Relief’s work to improve and protect our coral reefs. Donate now at www.reefrelief.org/donate

December 27, 2010
Coral Reef Fact: December 20, 2010-West Indian manatees

Reef Fact: West Indian manatees have no natural enemies, and it is believed they can live 60 years or more. Learn more about manatees here Please support Reef Relief’s work to improve and protect our coral reefs. www.reefrelief.org/donate

December 27, 2010
Coral Reef Fact: December 26, 2010-Christmas tree worms

Reef Fact: Christmas tree worms are found in a variety of colors and measure 2-3 cm in diameter, dozens of these worms will typically adorn massive coral heads in local waters. Click here to see a video of Christmas tree worms

December 23, 2010
Coral Reef Fact: December 23, 2010-Goliath grouper

Reef Fact: Goliath grouper produce a distinctly audible rumbling sound generated by the muscular contraction of the swim bladder. This sound travels great distances underwater and is used to locate other grouper and as a territorial warning. Please support Reef Relief's work to protect coral reefs. www.reefrelief.org/donate

December 21, 2010
Coral Reef Fact: December 21, 2010-Octopuses

Reef Fact: Octopuses have sensory receptors at the bottom of their suckers that enable them to “taste” whatever they touch. Please donate now to support our work to improve and protect coral reefs. www.reefrelief.org/donate

December 16, 2010
Coral Reef Fact: December 16, 2010-Parrotfish

Reef Fact: The Parrotfish belongs to one of the 80 species of fishes of the family Scaridae (order Perciformes) found on tropical reefs. Please support Reef Relief’s work to improve and protect our coral reefs. www.reefrelief.org/donate

December 15, 2010
Coral Reef Fact: December 15, 2010-Queen conch

Reef Fact: Queen conch (Strombus gigas) blood contains hemocyanin, a copper containing molecule. When the hemocyanin interacts with oxygen during the process of respiration, it turns blue making queen conch “bluebloods.” Please support Reef Relief’s work to improve and protect our coral reefs. Click here to see Queen conch in the wild (video) Click here […]

December 15, 2010
Coral Reef Fact: December 15, 2010-Reef Fish

Reef Fact: High diversity in reef fish species is partly due to the fact that coral reefs provide a wide variety of habitats. Please support Reef Relief's work to improve and protect our coral reefs. www.reefrelief.org/donate

Why Is Oil Giant BP Helping Develop California Schools’ Environmental Curriculum?

Story on Democracy Now!, a daily independent radio and TV news program: Should an oil giant responsible for the worst spill in US history play a role in what public school children learn about the environment? Well, if you’re in California, there’s a good chance they will. BP has helped develop the new environmental curriculum […]