World's largest coral just discovered in the Pacific is so big, it can be seen from space
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Enric Sala noted that the discovery is comparable to finding the world's tallest tree, emphasizing the gravity of the find, despite ongoing threats from climate change.
The coral, larger than a blue whale, creates essential habitats for various marine species and is visualizable from space due to its immense size.
Underwater cinematographer Manu San Félix found the coral, initially mistaken for a shipwreck, highlighting its vibrant colors and crucial ecological contributions.
The discovery comes at a critical time, as scientists raise alarms regarding coral viability amid warming oceans, global bleaching, and human-induced climate change.
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