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Survival on the reef

On a spring night, a spawning of coral takes place on the largest coral reef in the world - the Great Barrier Reef off the north-eastern coast of Australia. The reef plays host to the greatest diversity of plant and animal life found in any part of the sea. But limited resources have led to a constant struggle for many of the sea creatures who employ fascinating techniques to survive - camouflage, armour, spines, and even relationships with unrelated species form a diverse defence system.

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  • "On a spring night, a spawning of coral takes place on the largest coral reef in the world - the Great Barrier Reef off the north-eastern coast of Australia. The reef plays host to the greatest diversity of plant and animal life found in any part of the sea. But limited resources have led to a constant struggle for many of the sea creatures who employ fascinating techniques to survive - camouflage, armour, spines, and even relationships with unrelated species form a diverse defence system."@en
  • "Describes various survival mechanisms that work in a coral reef environment."@en
  • "The Great Barrier Reef and the creatures which inhabit it live and survive in a sometimes hostile environment."@en
  • "A survey of the ecodiversity of the Great Barrier Reef, and its capability of renewal after destruction by cyclones."@en

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  • "Documentary films"@en

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  • "Survival on the reef"@en

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