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1) Don't Swim By them
2) Don't litter at the beach
3) Dispose Fishing equipment properly.

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To date, we still have around 74% of our coral reefs left. The continuously growing human population and global warming is threatening our coral reefs where 25% of marine animals live and where 90% of them rely on for one reason or another. The whole marine ecosystem is being threatened by the loss of our reefs.

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Over time, stony Coral Polyps can create massive reef structures. Reefs form when Polyps secrete skeletons of calcium carbonate (CaCO3). Most stony corals have very small polyps, averaging 1 to 3 millimeters in diameter, but entire colonies can grow very large and weigh several tons.

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Corals reproduce asexually and sexually. The most common reproduction is budding, its used to reproduce by clones popping off.

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At night corals come out from their Skeleton and stretch their long stinging tentacles to catch animals floating by.

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Coral polyps  have a tube-like body and can move along a pedal disc. Some polyps are as small as 1 inch in diameter but can grow to about 10 inches.