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Where Can the Giant Coral Recently Discovered by NOAA Scientists Be Admired?
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Where can the giant coral recently discovered by NOAA scientists be admired?
This coral, a colony of Porites rus, is so large that it was very difficult to measure!According to scientists, it is likely several thousand years old.This majestic coral resembles a gigantic cathedral. It is made up of colonies of Porites rus, a species of stony coral. It rises from the crater of an underwater volcano located in the Maug Islands, in the Mariana archipelago, in the heart of the Pacific Ocean."This coral is so large that we were…
Even Scientists Couldn't Measure It: They Find a 2,000-Year-Old Giant Coral in an Underwater Volcano
It measures like four buses and already grew when the Roman Empire was standing and the most striking thing of all is that it survives inside an acidic volcanic caldera
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