Corals

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Into the Depths
Video
Into the Depths
Biont
Sustain Team
Filmmaker Samreen Farooqui has returned to the Andaman Sea year after year, but this time, its different. Joined by marine biologist Diksha Dikshit, she embarks on a series of dives, including a breathtaking descent at night. Between excursions, through free-flowing conversations, they unravel the hidden web of underwater life — creatures that form networks, forge alliances, and help each other in their struggle for survival.
By
Biont
Sustain Team
Video
Peering Inside a Pocillopora
Photo Story
Peering Inside a Pocillopora
Farai Divan Patel
In the coral paradise of Lakshadweep, four species of this branching coral stand out on the richly coloured reef. Look inside its branches, and you’ll see a mini ecosystem of invertebrates, fish, and algae
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Farai Divan Patel
Photo Story
Acroporid Affiliations in the Lagoons of Lakshadweep
Photo Story
Acroporid Affiliations in the Lagoons of Lakshadweep
Wenzel Pinto
Acroporid reefs are a threatened ecosystem that host a multitude of species, each part of a complex web of interactions
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Wenzel Pinto
Photo Story
Life of Corals: Witnessing an Ecosystem in Collapse
Conservation
Life of Corals: Witnessing an Ecosystem in Collapse
Chetana Babburjung Purushotham
Umeed Mistry
As oceans warm up the symbiotic relationship between corals and microscopic algae breaks down. Corals get bleached, making them susceptible to disease and eventually leading to the death of reef ecosystems
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Chetana Babburjung Purushotham
Umeed Mistry
Conservation
Life of Corals: The Origin Story
Habitat
Life of Corals: The Origin Story
Chetana Babburjung Purushotham
Umeed Mistry
The brilliant corals we see at the bottom of the ocean are animals, the most extraordinarily wild architects on earth, and they use stinging cells to capture their prey
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Chetana Babburjung Purushotham
Umeed Mistry
Habitat
Coral Gardens: Artworks Under Indian Seas
Photo Story
Coral Gardens: Artworks Under Indian Seas
Nanditha Chandraprakash
Bhushan Bagadia
Reefs with their multihued coral and vibrant fish can be as dazzling and magical as a throbbing rainforest
By
Nanditha Chandraprakash
Bhushan Bagadia
Photo Story