Coral reefs can communicate with fish, and many of them are crying for help

Smell is a powerful force. So powerful it can mean the difference between everything and nothing. That’s certainly the case in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.

This story comes from the audio series Small Matters, and it aired on PRI’s The World.

~ by Ari Daniel on August 23, 2014.

Posted in podcasts, radio
Tags: algae, chemistry, coral reefs, fiji, georgia tech, gobies, MPA, small matters, smell

One Response to “Coral reefs can communicate with fish, and many of them are crying for help”

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