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Killing a dangerous coral

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A Brazilian biologist and a team of volunteer divers are killing coral to save a marine protected area just off the famous Ipanema beach. They’re manually removing sun coral, an invasive species first seen in Brazil more than 40 years ago, from an offshore oil platform. The coral has no natural predators in the region […]

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Killing a dangerous coral
Jonathan Vit · 11/8/2026, 3:40:02 PM
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