• bstix@feddit.dk
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    7 months ago

    I hope they succeed.

    In the lab, the larvae were particularly attracted to the low-frequency grunts, croaks and rumbling sounds made by territorial fish

    If they need any help, let me know.

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    7 months ago

    He has pioneered a form of “coral IVF” that involves capturing millions of spawn from “heat-tolerant” reproductive coral after it floats to the sea surface or, alternatively, surrounding coral that has withstood a bleaching event with a cone-shaped net. The net functions like a huge “coral condom”.

    “If you breed from heat-tolerant corals that can survive heat stress in the laboratory, the larvae of those corals also have higher heat tolerance than the larvae of other corals,” said Harrison.

    I had wondered whether it was possible to breed heat-tolerant corals. Glad to see that people are working on it.