Researchers studying Australia’s Great Barrier Reef find that crown-of-thorns starfish leave living coral tissue behind in nearly 75% of feeding events, helping slower-growing coral species survive and boosting biodiversity.
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Researchers studying Australia’s Great Barrier Reef find that crown-of-thorns starfish leave living coral tissue behind in nearly 75% of feeding events, helping slower-growing coral species survive and boosting biodiversity.