Coral

Coral

coral

Coral!

Coral?

Coral?

Coral?

The Coral Galaxy!

No, Coral, don't.

All that white coral.

So here we see for example a sponge spicule, two bits of coral here, that's a sea urchin spine.

So here we see, for example, a sponge spicule, two bits of coral here, that's a sea urchin spine.

Like unto Rubies and coral.

Coral reef in New Caledonia.

We're crocheting a coral reef.

You have things like coral.

Coral, get inside the house.

And you know how coral are very sensitive to temperature, and are very important for the biodiversity of the sea.

This is a bleached coral, coral that died during the 1982 '83 El Nino.

Very unlikely, Joe would jump on a pristine coral reef, a virgin coral reef with lots of coral, sharks, crocodiles, manatees, groupers, turtles, etc.

lovely as rubies, beautiful as coral

From them emerge pearls and coral.

Things like coral and so forth.

It's built entirely of coral reefs.

Out of them come pearls and coral.

They are like rubies and coral stone.

As though they are jacinth and coral.

As if they were rubies and coral.

Out of them come Pearls and Coral

He dreams of coral reefs and plankton.

This is a golden coral, a bush.

On the right, there is a coral.

This coral is eight meters tall, right.

And they would see a coral head, maybe 10 feet away, and start moving over toward that coral head.

Pearls and coral stone come forth from them.

(In beauty) they are like rubies and coral.

From these seas come forth pearls and coral.

From them emerge the pearl and the coral.

From both of them emerge pearl and coral.

From the two oceans comes pearls and coral.

I'm an ecologist, mostly a coral reef ecologist.

And aside from coral, the answer is no.

That sea is called the Mediterranean Sea.

Of course the deep sea areas and the open ocean areas were fine, but the coral, which everybody likes to look at, was in trouble.

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