So I’d love to visit here to explore the beautiful coral reefs depicted, but that doesn’t look very possible.

I wish that Indonesia’s government would try to help with the growing number of illegal fishermen who use explosives and cyanide to kill and stun their prey. Do the fishermen even realize what they are doing to the underwater landscape? Do they realize howthey are affecting so many more organisms than just their prey and coral?

Action clearly needs to be taken against these fishermen and their crimes that are changing a once-beautiful travel stop.

my name is ronald and i am wanting to become a marine mammal trainer and wanting to learn more about marine biolgy

Coral Reefs are depleting in result of careless human interaction. The largest problem is that people are destroying reefs by bottom trawling. This scraps the ocean floor and destroys many habitats for other organisms. Also, pollution is a large issue. The most common is oil spills and carelessness of trash dumping.

Coral Reefs are dying off due to human activities such as: oil spills, bottom trawling, and blasting of harbors. It is truly a spectacle and the more coral reefs die off, the more fish will die off because there shelter is destroyed. The more we use natural resources the more we kill the resources overuse is possible.

ecology of the coral reef

this is an interesting article about the perils the coral reefs are facing, it is sad to think of the amazing fish that might lose their homes

australia’s great barrier reefs are in danger

http://youtu.be/H8oQBYw6xxc this is a really amazing animal that has managed to adapt to a multitude of environments, it can even travel i open waters due to its cloaking ability.

Coral reef fish are in danger because of over fishing.