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Red Sea’s Diversity and Coral Reefs HURGHADA, EGYPT - DECEMBER 2: The reefs of the Red Sea are seen including reef-dependent species which includes clownfish, butterflyfish, parrotfish, moray eels, sea turtles, and many invertebrates in Hurghada, Egypt on December 2, 2025. These coral colonies shelter hundreds of invertebrates, sponges, and numerous fish species Symbiotic microalgae called zooxanthellae support coral survival and form the basis of the reef food chain. The Red Sea, considered one of the world’s most unique marine ecosystems, lies at the intersection of subtropical and tropical climate zones, giving it high biodiversity. Bordered by Egypt, Sudan, and Eritrea in Africa, and Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and Yemen on the Arabian Penins

Red Sea’s Diversity and Coral Reefs HURGHADA, EGYPT - DECEMBER 2: The reefs of the Red Sea are seen including reef-dependent species which includes clownfish, butterflyfish, parrotfish, moray eels, sea turtles, and many invertebrates in Hurghada, Egypt on December 2, 2025. These coral colonies shelter hundreds of invertebrates, sponges, and numerous fish species Symbiotic microalgae called zooxanthellae support coral survival and form the basis of the reef food chain. The Red Sea, considered one of the world’s most unique marine ecosystems, lies at the intersection of subtropical and tropical climate zones, giving it high biodiversity. Bordered by Egypt, Sudan, and Eritrea in Africa, and Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and Yemen on the Arabian Penins

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Recording Date: Dec 10, 2025

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Red Sea’s Diversity and Coral Reefs HURGHADA, EGYPT - DECEMBER 2: The reefs of the Red Sea are seen including reef-dependent species which includes clownfish, butterflyfish, parrotfish, moray eels, sea turtles, and many invertebrates in Hurghada, Egypt on December 2, 2025. These coral colonies shelter hundreds of invertebrates, sponges, and numerous fish species Symbiotic microalgae called zooxanthellae support coral survival and form the basis of the reef food chain. The Red Sea, considered one of the world’s most unique marine ecosystems, lies at the intersection of subtropical and tropical climate zones, giving it high biodiversity. Bordered by Egypt, Sudan, and Eritrea in Africa, and Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and Yemen on the Arabian Penins

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