What is the Great Barrier Reef?
The Great Barrier Reef (The Great Barrier Reef) is the largest and longest coral reef group in the world. It is located in the southern hemisphere. It runs through the northeast coast of Australia. It extends from the Torres Strait to the north and south of the Tropic of Cancer. The widest point is 161 kilometers. There are 2900 large and small coral reef islands, and the natural landscape is very special.
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- It is the largest coral reef area in the world, extending
- It is incredible that the "architect" who created such a large "project" is a coelenterate with a diameter of only a few millimeters
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- Due to the sinister terrain of the Great Barrier Reef, there are a large number of navigation beacons
- The Great Barrier Reef is made up of more than 400 kinds of colorful corals, with various shapes and shapes. Most of the Barrier Reef is submerged in water, and the top of the reef is slightly exposed at low tide. Overlooking from above, the reef islands are like green trees
- There are about 1500 tropical marine fishes living in the Great Barrier Reef, with elegant swimming styles.
- In late 2013, the Australian government approved a plan to expand Queensland
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- Since the 1980s, up to 20% of the world's corals have disappeared from sight. Experts say that carbon dioxide levels have changed from
- According to US media reports, the US 7th Fleet issued a statement on July 20, 2013, stating that two military fighters were forced to
- The longest coral reef group in the world: The Great Barrier Reef is the largest and longest coral reef group in the world. It is located in the southern hemisphere. It runs through the northeast coast of Australia, from the Torres Strait to the north, and south to the Tropic of Cancer. The widest point is 161 kilometers. (Guinness World Records)
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- In addition to Aboriginal people, White Australians are also scattered on nearby islands. The tourism industry here is very developed and has become an important economic source. The Great Barrier Reef, especially its northern region, has had an important impact on the culture of the indigenous peoples and Torres Island dwellers living on the northwest coast. In addition, there are stone art museums for viewing and more than 30 famous historical sites. It dates back to 1791.
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