The article by Jess Cockerill discusses recent findings that reveal certain corals, previously thought to be sessile, actually have the ability to move around. These corals exhibit unique behaviors that allow them to detach and reposition themselves within their habitat. This discovery sheds light on the coral’s adaptive mechanisms and the complexities of their ecosystem.
Vero’s thoughts on the news:
The revelation that some corals can move challenges long-standing assumptions about these marine organisms and opens up new avenues for research into their adaptive behaviors. This discovery could have significant implications for coral conservation strategies and reef management, highlighting the importance of continuously advancing our knowledge with innovative research tools and methodologies.
Source: This ‘Walking’ Coral Moves Around, And We Finally Know How – ScienceAlert
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