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The Rainbow Reef is a barrier reef located between the islands of Taveuni and Vanua Levu in northeast Fiji. This video is a combination of 2 different dive sites on Rainbow Reef: Fish Factory and Jerry's Jelly. Both dives are relatively shallow at 20 meters (60 feet) maximum depth.

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Rainbow Reef, located between the islands of Taveuni and Vanua Levu in Northern Fiji, boasts some of the most incredible diving on the planet. It is in these nutrient rich waters where soft corals thrive in incredible abundance, allowing Fiji to be cited as the "soft coral capital of the world."

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National Geographic: Fiji's Rainbow Reef

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National Geographic: Fiji's Rainbow Reef

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http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/ngm/0411/feature3/index.html

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http://content.time.com/time/travel/article/0,31542,2080662,00.html

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in Rainbow Reef there were fishermen who caught these fish. Rainbow Reef is a tourist attraction where scuba divers go to to view the reef. Though cyclones, disease, predators, and volcanic eruptions all harm reefs, corals tend to regenerate after such natural blows

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Damage from marine recreation, overfishing, and uncontrolled development are adding stress to Fiji’s reefs.  Some scientists theorize that bleaching evolved to help corals adjust to shifting temperature by swap-ping existing algae for others more heat-hardy. But as global temperatures rise, corals are reaching their upper limits of heat tolerance.

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People go snorkeling in the reef because of its beauty. They get money off of it by getting paid to snorkel.  People say its one of the best places to snorkel

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When the current is flowing just right the soft corals emerge in their fullest display of color - giving the site its name.  Look out for nudibranchs, Christmas tree worms and anemonefish, as well as swarms of orange basslets and numerous clown triggerfish.  Larger animals include leopard sharks, barracuda and white-tip reef sharks.