because their called SEA TUTRLES!
That was the last answer, to which I say, "Hey, answer the question and stop trying to be funny!"
Sea turtles live in coral reefs because they provide protection and camouflage. Many sea turtles also eat things like shrimp and jellyfish, which live in the shallow-ocean zone, as coral does. Feel free to improve.
because the nutrents in the coral
To be protected from sharks and other fish. Also, to eat the coral reef
corals, anemones
Yes, Angelfish live in the corals.
A coral reef is an underwater ecosystem characterized by reef-building corals
A coral reef is an underwater ecosystem characterized by reef-building corals
The corals in the reef
A colony of coral is actually many individual pieces of corals living together.
seaweed,reef-building corals, and blue-green algae
no. a coral reef is a colony of many smaller coral polyps. corals are their own type of animal, not sponges.
A coral reef is a colony of corals. A coral reef can be formed on rock rubble, but old established coral reefs are actually structured out of dead coral. This is one of the reasons it takes so long for a reef to form. Some corals may life for tens or even hundreds of years before they die and allow another coral to grow on top of their skeleton. There are many types of coral reefs, but the real difference is that coral is what makes up a coral reef.
By breaking off and making new corals.
Contrary to popular beleif, corals are animals. What you classically think of as corals are colonies of tiny organisms. These make up a coral. Many, many corals plus fish, crustaceans, echidnoderms and algae, make up a coral reef.
seaweed,reef-building corals, and blue-green algae