The Harmony of Colours 112 Coral Reef

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THE HARMONY
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CORAL
REEF
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“Coral reefs represent
some of the world’s most
spectacular beauty spots,
but they are also the
foundation of marine life:
without them many of
the sea’s most exquisite
species will not survive.”
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“The creatures of the sea
hold special mystery, and
they are among the most
exciting, graceful, and
beautiful on Earth.”
— Carl Safina —

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“I can mention many
moments that were
unforgettable and revelatory.
But the most single
revelatory three minutes was
the first time I put on scuba
gear and dived on a coral
reef. It’s just the unbelievable
fact that you can move in
three dimensions.”
— David Attenborough —

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“Coral reefs, the rain
forest of the ocean, are
home for one-third of
the species of the sea.”
— James Hansen —

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“The ocean makes
me feel really small
and it makes me put
my whole life into
perspective.”
— Beyoncé —

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“The Pacific coral reef, as a
kind of oasis in a desert, can
stand as an object lesson for
man who must now learn that
mutualism between autotrophic
and heterotrophic components,
and between producers and
consumers in the societal realm,
coupled with efficient recycling of
materials and use of energy, are
the keys to maintaining prosperity
in a world of limited resources.”
— Eugene Odum —

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“Just consider the living riot
of a coral reef, the beauty of
an albatross, the awesome
power of a giant turtle, the
grace of a dolphin. Now
multiply that by the millions of
creatures in the sea. Wow!”
— Carl Safina —

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“We need a whole
new vocabulary, new
adjectives, adequately to
describe the designs and
colors of under sea.”
— William Beebe —

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“If you get people diving on
a coral reef, they’re going
to become more respectful
of the outdoors and more
concerned with the threats
that places like that face and
they’re going to care more
about protecting them than
they would have before.”
— Tim Cahill —

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“Coral is a very beautiful
and unusual animal. Each
coral head consists of
thousand of individual
polyps. These polyps are
continually budding and
branching into genetically
identical neighbours.”
— Antony Garrett Lisi —

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“For a photographer,
sharks are a stirring
subject, possessing a
perfect blend of grace
and power. They have
been sculpted by
evolution and are ideally
suited for whichever
ecosystem they inhabit,
from coral reefs to
the open ocean.”
— Brian Skerry —

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“Practically the whole world
depends on coral reefs,
so if the coral reefs get all
killed, then the ocean will
start going out of whack,
and if the ocean goes out
of whack, something might
happen on land.”
— Alexander Gould —

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“The cities are the principal
home and seat of the
human group. They are the
coral colony for Man,
the collective being.”
— Alfred Doblin —

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“Centuries-old habitats such
as coral gardens are destroyed
in an instant by bottom trawls,
pulverized by weighted nets
into barren plains. And global
carbon dioxide emissions from
human activity affect the ocean,
changing the pH balance of the
waters in a phenomenon known
as ocean acidification.”
— Te d D a n s o n —

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“Ocean acidification is often
referred to as osteoporosis
of the oceans because as
acidity rises, shell building
creatures such as lobster,
oyster, crab, shrimp, and coral
are unable to extract the
calcium carbonate from the
water that they need to build
their shells and are
thus unable to survive.”
— P h i l i p p e C o u s t e a u , J r. —

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“As the oceans get hotter,
corals also become heat-
stressed and expel the
algae that live on their
skeletons, resulting in coral
bleaching events that can
wipe out entire reefs. This
destroys the habitat that
supports a quarter of
all marine life.”
— Barry Gardiner —

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“How inappropriate to
call this planet Earth
when it is clearly ocean.”
— Arthur C. Clarke —

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“Why is it that scuba divers
and surfers are some of
the strongest advocates
of ocean conservation?
Because they’ve spent time
in and around the ocean,
and they’ve personally seen
the beauty, the fragility, and
even the degradation of our
planet’s blue heart.”
— Sylvia Earle —

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“The sea, once it casts
its spell, holds one in its
net of wonder forever.”
— Jacques Cousteau —

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“There’s nothing more
beautiful than the
way the ocean refuses
to stop kissing the
shoreline, no matter
how many times
it’s sent away.”
— S arah Kay —

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“There’s nothing wrong
with enjoying looking at
the surface of the ocean
itself, except that when you
finally see what goes on
underwater, you realise that
you’ve been missing the
whole point of the ocean.”
— Dave Barry —

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“The sea is as near as we
come to another world.”
— Anne Stevenson —

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“We need to respect
the oceans and take
care of them as if our
lives depended on it.
Because they do.”

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“The ocean stirs the
heart, inspires the
imagination and brings
eternal joy to the soul.”
— Robert Wyland —

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“The best way to observe
a fish is to become a fish.”

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“And it is an interesting biological
fact that all of us have, in our
veins the exact same percentage
of salt in our blood that exists in
the ocean, and, therefore, we
have salt in our blood, in our
sweat, in our tears. We are tied
to the ocean. And when we go
back to the sea, whether it is to
sail or to watch it, we are going
back from whence we came.”
— John F Kennedy —

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“No water, no life.
No blue, no green.”

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“Ocean is a
mighty harmonist.”
— W illiam Wordsworth —

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“Limitless and immortal,
the waters are the
beginning and end of
all things on Earth.”
— Heinrich Zimmer —

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“The Great Barrier Reef
is so extensive that no
human mind can take it
in, the exception perhaps
being astronauts who’ve
seen its full length from
outer space.”
— Iain McCalman —

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“Reefs are nature’s archives
and historians. They are
complex data banks
that record evidence of
environmental changes
from millions of years ago
up to the present.”
— Iain McCalman —

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“We forget that the
water cycle and the
life cycle are one.”

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“We know that when we
protect our oceans we’re
protecting our future.”
— Bill Clinton —

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“Beauty lies in the depth
of a character. The ocean
might be pretty, but the
coral reef is magnificent.”
— Abhilasha Chowdhury —

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“Coral is bright without
being intrusive. We
associate it with the sea
and nature. It’s lively and
warm and flattering to
every skin tone.”
— Dixon Barlett

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“Think about this: If water
is the blood of our planet
flowing through veinous
rivers, streams, and into
our oceans, what does
that make coral? Our
heart. We simply cannot
survive without our heart;
therefore, it’s mandatory
we heal and protect our
coral reefs now.”
— Ian Somerhalder —

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REEF
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