Florida Aquarium makes major leap in reproducing endangered coral
For the first time in world history, the aquarium in Tampa, Florida has successfully reproduced ridged cactus coral in human care.
The Florida Aquarium has made a breakthrough that will help save “America’s Great Barrier Reef,” the third-largest coral reef in the world.
CNN reports that for the first time in world history, the aquarium in Tampa, Florida has successfully reproduced ridged cactus coral in human care.
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