Coral reef bleaching is one of the most significant environmental crises facing marine ecosystems today. This phenomenon occurs when corals experience stress – most commonly due to elevated sea temperatures of only 1–2°C above the usual summer maximum – leading them to expel the symbiotic algae, known as zooxanthellae, that reside within their tissues. These algae provide corals with essential nutrients and contribute to their vibrant colors… Click here to read the full article!
Understanding Coral Reef Bleaching: Latest Causes and Trends 2025 – Alex Brylske
