Coral IVF May Save Great Barrier Reef From Dying: Here's How It Works

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9 June 2018, 9:10 am EDT By Aaron Mamiit Tech Times

Scientists have tagged coral IVF, or in-vitro fertilization for corals, as a promising way to help save the Great Barrier Reef from dying.

A recent report claimed that the Great Barrier Reef in Australia has died five times over the past 30,000 years but was able to revive itself each time. A sixth death, however, may permanently take it down due to the rate of climate change.

There is now a race against time to save the Great Barrier Reef. Coral IVF is one of the many initiatives with that goal, but so far, it might have the best chance of reaching it.

Coral IVF Shows Promise In Saving Great Barrier Reef
A coral fertility treatment that was designed to help in healing damaged areas on the Great Barrier Reef in Australia is showing promising signs of success, according to the lead scientist of the study.

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