How does coral feed ?
Coral is a primitive multicellular animal. It grows along its life a extern skeleton from ocean's minerals.It lives generally in colonies (reefs).
As same the tropical forest, it greeds a lot of lives.
Coral has a kind of tiny beak. It can only feeds with plancton and very little seaweeds.
With those seaweeds, there is a symbiosis. In exchange of the CO2 released by corals used by seaweeds, seaweeds are eaten by corals.
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How does coral feed ?
Coral is a primitive multicellular animal. It grows an external skeleton from ocean minerals throughout its life. Generally, it lives in colonies called reefs which, like tropical forests, serves as a breeding ground for many other species.
Coral has a kind of tiny beak, and can only feed on plankton and very small types of seaweed. Particularly with seaweed, a natural symbiosis exists with coral; the seaweed thrives off the corals’ CO2 gases while the coral thrives off the seaweed.
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How does coral feed ?
Coral is a primitive multicellular animal. It grows throughout its life a exoskeleton from the ocean's minerals. It lives generally in colonies (reefs).
Similar to the tropical forest, it contains a lot of life.
Coral has a kind of tiny beak. It can only feed with plancton and some very small seaweeds.
With those seaweeds, there is a symbiosis. In exchange for the CO2 released by corals used by seaweeds, seaweeds are eaten by corals.
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