The coral measures roughly 111 meters in length and covers an area about half the size of a soccer field. Jan Pope, with 35 years of diving experience on the Great Barrier Reef, discovered it during a recent Great Reef Census, a citizen science initiative that employs crowd-sourced images to track coral coverage across the reef.
(c) Yanguang Lan

Higanteng Korales, Natuklasan sa Great Barrier Reef sa Australia

THE GUARDIAN

Isang malaking korales na may habang 111 metro ang natagpuan sa tulong ng mga volunteer sa Great Reef Census. Ang kamangha-manghang yaman na ito, na kasinglaki ng kalahating football field, ay natuklasan ni Jan Pope. Patunay ito na ang pagtutulungan ng komunidad ay susi sa pagtuklas at pagprotekta sa ating karagatan.

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