Back from the dead: Some corals regrow after 'fatal' warming

phys.org ^ | ctober 9, 2019 | Issam Ahmed

[BenLurkin]

[Lurkinanloomin]

Since it has been much warmer than it is now, it follows that coral found ways to adapt or there wouldn’t be any coral.

[Flick Lives]

There’s a big difference between mostly dead and all dead. Now, mostly dead is slightly alive.

[DarthFuzball]

Spinal Tap - Back from the Dead

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[Snook79]

In Middle School, I was told l it takes thousands of years for coral to grow; I remember this vividly.

[metmom]

Don’t these globull warming believers also believe in evolution?

[Openurmind]

We have plants and even crustaceans here in the desert that “die” and then come back as a survival trait. Nature is a wondrous thing.

[kalee]

For later

[FreedomPoster]

Ping

[keving]

More leftist environmentalists who lie to get popularity or important. F the French Scuba diver telling this!

[RetiredTexasVet]

That and that fossil fuels were created by rotting dinosaur carcasses.

[dirtymac]

Maybe just maybe it was not the warming that killed the coral but some other ‘natural’ cause.

Oh sorry I forgot that it was settled science and cannot be questioned.

Therefore what the researched actually found was zombie coral

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[justa-hairyape]

It is how they survive ice ages. Most living reefs will be exposed to air.

[Snook79]

Oh my goodness! I thought I was alone in the idea that so called fossil fuels are just natural substances that are just under the Earth’s surface that are not from dead stuff.

[FamiliarFace]

Kinda like brain dead...not really dead...just enough so that we can harvest your organs.

[vpintheak]

Gods creation adapts.

[marktwain]

When in Australia this year, I was told by a marine biologist the great barrier reef is about 10,000 to 15,000 years old.

She showed us limestone rock that was just a few years old 5-10!

She pointed out an entire small island that did not exist when Captain Cook sailed through 200 years ago.

I was amazed at how fast coral grew and rock formed.

[fieldmarshaldj]

*ping*

[faucetman]

The Great Barrier Reef used to be completely out of the water. It survived.