Coral Reefs: What Are They?

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Froggy Jumps Coral Reefs: What Are They?Online version Explore what coral reefs are. by Geubrina Inong Tari 1 WHAT IS CORAL REEFS? a Underwater structures built by colonies of coral polyps. b A type of underwater rock formation caused by waves. c An underwater forest of seaweed. 2 Why are coral reefs in Southeast Asia especially important for the whole planet? a Because they are the center of marine biodiversity and store carbon for centuries b because they are the most colorful reefs in the world c Because they are easy for tourists to visit 3 A company wants to build a large resort on a beach in Indonesia. They plan to remove part of a nearby coral reef to create a swimming area. Based on what you learned, what is the biggest problem with this plan? a Tourists might not like the new swimming area b When the reef is removed it could cause beach erosion and damage the new resort c Removing the reef will cost too much money 4 A student wants to help coral reefs but lives 500 kilometers from the ocean in a big city in Thailand. Which action would have the MOST direct positive impact on coral reefs? a Reducing plastic use and encouraging family to use reef-safe sunscreen when they visit the beach b Collecting seawater samples from a nearby river c Taking a bus to visit the ocean every weekend 5 SDG 13 is about Climate Action and SDG 14 is about Life Below Water. How are these two goals connected when we talk about coral reefs? a Climate change is the main threat to coral reefs, by saving reefs = addressing climate change. b SDG 14 is more important than SDG 13 c There is no correlation between these two 6 Why is it not fully right to say we should only stop climate change and not spend money to restore coral reefs, based on scientists’ three-part plan? a Because climate change is not really affecting coral reefs b Because restoration is cheaper than fighting climate change c Because we need to do all three: reduce emissions, stop local damage, and restore reefs. 7 Imagine two islands in the Philippines. Island A has a healthy coral reef. Island B's reef was destroyed by blast fishing 10 years ago. A big typhoon hits both islands. What will most likely happen? a Both islands will have the same amount of damage b Island A will have less damage because the healthy reef will absorb wave energy c Island B will have less damage because the reef is already gone 8 What happens to corals when the ocean gets too warm? a They turn white and can die (coral bleaching) b They grow faster c They change color to blue 9 How do coral reefs help protect beaches? a They make the water deeper b They block big waves like a wall c They attract tourists 10 What does "carbon-neutral future" mean? a A future where we stop adding too much CO₂ to the air b A future where we use only solar power c A future with many electricity

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Coral Reefs: What Are They?Online version

by Geubrina Inong Tari

WHAT IS CORAL REEFS?

Why are coral reefs in Southeast Asia especially important for the whole planet?

A company wants to build a large resort on a beach in Indonesia. They plan to remove part of a nearby coral reef to create a swimming area. Based on what you learned, what is the biggest problem with this plan?

A student wants to help coral reefs but lives 500 kilometers from the ocean in a big city in Thailand. Which action would have the MOST direct positive impact on coral reefs?

SDG 13 is about Climate Action and SDG 14 is about Life Below Water. How are these two goals connected when we talk about coral reefs?

Why is it not fully right to say we should only stop climate change and not spend money to restore coral reefs, based on scientists’ three-part plan?

Imagine two islands in the Philippines. Island A has a healthy coral reef. Island B's reef was destroyed by blast fishing 10 years ago. A big typhoon hits both islands. What will most likely happen?

What happens to corals when the ocean gets too warm?

How do coral reefs help protect beaches?

What does "carbon-neutral future" mean?