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A biologist from the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary uses a glue gun on a broken piece of living coral

2015
Apr 07
NOAA Diver using a glue gun to reattach a piece of coral
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A biologist from the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary uses a glue gun to reattach a piece of living coral broken loose when a boat went aground on the shallow coral reef.

Topics

Operation

Diving Program

General

Coral, Diver, Reef

Audience

Scientist

Global region

Florida

Facility Group

National Marine Sanctuaries, National Marine Sanctuaries: Southeast Region, National Marine Sanctuaries: Florida Keys

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