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Coral reefs are found all around the world in tropical and subtropical oceans. They are usually found in shallow areas at a depth of less than 150 feet. However, some coral reefs extend even deeper, up to about 450 feet deep.

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Sunlight , Temperature , Salt, Water density, Light penetration, Buoyancy, Viscosity and Gases

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Water temperature and Salinity, Depth, Light, Sedimentation and Emergence into air.

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Sponges, Nudibranch's, Ray-finned fishes, Blacktip reef sharks, Groupers, Clownfish, Eels.

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Any reef that is called a “barrier” reef gets its name because it protects the shallow waters along the shore from the open sea. That protection promotes the survival of many types of sea plant and animal life.

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Because a coral reef can stabilize the seabed for seagrasses to thrive, it provides a space for feeding and raising babies for many sea mammals including dugongs.

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Reefs grow where there are stronger wave patterns and currents. The stronger currents and waves deliver more food for the ecosystem that creates the reef structure.