Undersea Edens: Coral Kingdoms

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2010 FESTIVAL
47 min.
Off the coast of Australia’s Heron Island lies the Great Barrier Reef, a 1,200-mile natural wonder visible from outer space. This underwater empire hosts myriad species of coral and holds some of the world’s most iconic animals like clownfish, green sea turtles, and barracuda. Manmade conditions have damaged one reef but spawned another, courtesy of a sunken luxury liner that now serves as a vibrant, living memorial.