Amazing, there is a place where corals resist to global warming !
According to WWF, corals house twenty five percent of marine life.
Marine biologists identified a region in the Pacific Ocean where corals resit and adapt to the global warming and to ElNino phenomeon.
Thanks to favourable factors, corals don't stop to reporduce.
For severals years, the global warming affect badly corals around the world. It is especially due to the temperature increasing that kills seaweeds living in corals.
But it would have some corals which resist unbelievably well.
In the a tropical region in Pacific Ocean, scientists saw some corals are particularly adapt to this thermic stress.
They studied this area during a peirod of forty years and they have noticed the corals population has not decreased.
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/gcb.15126
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Amazing, there is a place where corals survive/adapt to resist to global warming!
According to WWF, corals house twenty-five percent of marine life.
Marine biologists identified a region in the Pacific Ocean where corals resit and adapt to the global warming and to El Nino phenomenon.
Thanks to favourable factors, corals still reproducing successfully / corals keep reproducing / corals won't stop reproducing corals don't stop to reproduce [1] reporduce.
For severals years, the global warming affects badly corals negatively around the world. It is Especially due to the increase in temperature increasing that kills seaweeds living in corals.
But it would have there are some corals which resist unbelievably well.
In the a tropical region in the Pacific Ocean, scientists saw (uncovered/found/discouvered) [2] some corals that are particularly adapted to this thermic stress.
They studied this area during a period peirod of forty years and they have noticed the corals' population has not decreased.
Additional commentaries:
You did great, aside from minor mistakes, the text is easy to understand and interesting to read.
- Your sentence technically works and conveys the message but it's rather stiff and it's better to use present continuous here to express the idea of ongoing action.
- "Saw" works too but other verbs could be used to put the emphasis on the fact of the discovery itself.
Hope this helps and have a good day!
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