Madagascar Reefs May Hold Keys to Rebirth, Despite Bleaching

source: National Geographic | Oct 17, 06 | auto-generated article

Warming seas have killed up to 99 percent of coral on reefs around the African island, but newfound bleaching-resistant corals offer hope, experts say.

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