For its diminutive size, the 0.3-square-kilometer (0.11-square-mile) reef supports abundant populations of orange clown fish and vagabond butterfly fish, two species separated by both appearance ...

It is less than 12 months since Australia's Great Barrier Reef ... reef fish find it harder to identify competitors following mass bleaching events. There are around 129 species of butterflyfish ...

a team of researchers studied how a mass bleaching event affected 38 species of butterfly fish. The colourfully patterned reef fish are the first to feel the effect of bleaching because they eat ...

a team of researchers studied how a mass bleaching event affected 38 species of butterflyfish. The colorfully patterned reef fish are the first to feel the effect of bleaching because they eat ...

The coral bleaching events that have devastated the Great Barrier Reef in recent ... noted that fish with intimate associations with corals suffered severe losses. Butterflyfish, which feed ...

A new study demonstrates that marine reserves on the Great Barrier Reef are doing double duty, protecting underwater life while helping fisheries thrive, reported Phys.org. Nearly half of all ...