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The Great Barrier ... animals, which is why they’re able to recognize themselves and travel far to find food. So, what do sharks eat in the wild then? They actually play a big role in keeping ...

Here’s a little good news for the day: certain areas of the Great Barrier Reef have the highest ... Bleaching events can negatively impact coral reef environments, which are home to many different ...

A mass of floating rock from a volcanic explosion underwater in 2019 has arrived at Australia, where it could help the Great Barrier ... other animals that live in and around the reef leave ...

Using a remote-controlled submarine, my colleagues and I discovered five new species of black corals living as deep as 2,500 feet (760 meters) below the surface in the Great Barrier Reef and Coral ...

The survival of more than 3,500 animal species is in jeopardy thanks ... die-off of corals along 29 percent of the Great Barrier Reef, in the aftermath of a 2016 marine heat wave.

The U.N. has recommended that the Great Barrier Reef be added to the list of endangered World Heritage sites, however, Australia is pushing back. The United Nations Educational, Scientific and ...

The Great Barrier Reef should be added to the list of world heritage sites that are “in danger”, a team of scientists concluded after conducting a mission to the world’s largest coral reef ...

Often dubbed the world's largest living structure, the Great Barrier Reef is a 1,400-mile expanse of tropical corals that house a stunning array of biodiversity. But repeated mass bleaching events ...

By Catrin Einhorn This generation will probably see the demise of the Great Barrier Reef unless humanity acts with far more urgency to rein in climate change, according to scientists in Australia ...