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CBS News2 年
Scientists are creating stronger coral reefs in record time – by "gardening" underwater
everything from parrot fish to commercial fish to commercial ... the ecosystem will respond in return." Thriving coral reefs doesn't just help marine life thrive, Brosnan said, but it also helps ...
Fast Company1 年
Researchers grasp at biodegradable straws to stop the decline of lab-grown coral reef
“Parrot fish on the reef really, really enjoy biting a newly transplanted coral,” Pisano said. “They treat it kind of like popcorn.” Fortunately, the fish eventually lose interest in the ...
Parrot Head Reef Deployment Postponed Until 2026
-The Parrot Head Reef is organized by Eternal Reefs, Reef Innovations, the Reef Ball Foundation and Parrot Heads in Paradise ...
Sun Sentinel1 年
South Florida researchers use biodegradable straws to keep fish from eating new coral
“Parrot fish on the reef really, really enjoy biting a newly transplanted coral,” Pisano said. “They treat it kind of like popcorn.” This July 26, 2023, image provided by phade by WinCup In ...
Voice of America1 年
Scientists struggle to protect infant corals from hungry fish
"Parrot fish on the reef really, really enjoy biting a newly transplanted coral," Pisano said. "They treat it kind of like popcorn." Fortunately the fish eventually lose interest in the coral as ...
Yahoo1 年
These biodegradable straws could prevent new coral from becoming expensive fish food
shows a "Coral Fort ... expensive fish food, off the coast of Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Scientists around the world have been working for years to address the decline of coral reef populations.
Indiatimes1 年
Scientists are grasping at straws while trying to protect infant corals from hungry fish
"Parrot fish on the reef really, really enjoy biting a newly transplanted coral," Pisano said. “They treat it kind of like popcorn." Fortunately the fish eventually lose interest in the coral as ...
Fox News1 年
Florida scientists save baby coral from predators using boba straws
"Parrot fish on the reef really, really enjoy biting a newly transplanted coral," Pisano said. "They treat it kind of like popcorn." Fortunately the fish eventually lose interest in the coral as ...
Tampa Bay Times1 年
These biodegradable straws could prevent new coral from becoming expensive fish food in Florida
“Parrot fish on the reef really, really enjoy biting a newly transplanted coral,” Pisano said. “They treat it kind of like popcorn.” Fortunately, the fish eventually lose interest in the ...
Hawaii News Now1 年
Kona tournament helps clear invasive reef fish
“They will go after juvenile parrot fish, herbivores, fish that are really important to maintaining coral reef health.” Lai himself shot more than 60 fish, which was good enough to win an ...
Live Science2 年
Invasive rats are changing how reef fish behave. It's because there's not enough bird poop.
In the Indian Ocean, invasive island rats have altered the behavior of tiny farming fish known as jewel damselfish (Microspathodon chrysurus) that live on coral reefs located miles offshore ...