Coral Reef Conservation and Biology

The video features Lizzy Daly and Dr. Erica Mosley discussing coral reefs, their biology, reproduction, and the threats they face. Dr. Mosley shares her experiences and insights from her research, emphasizing the importance of coral conservation. The video also introduces a virtual reality experience to explore coral reefs, aiming to bridge the gap between scientific discovery and public understanding. The session concludes with a Q&A segment addressing audience questions and providing instructions for a VR dive.

Who is the host of the live session discussing coral and marine biology?

• Dr. Erica Mosley

• Dr. Ray Ryan Grant

• Lizzy Daly

• Mike

What is a unique feature of coral that allows it to build massive structures?

• Corals can photosynthesize like plants

• Corals are made of metal

• Corals secrete calcium carbonate

• Corals are solitary animals

Which reef is known as the largest reef system in the world?

• The Amazon Reef

• The Red Sea Reef

• The Great Barrier Reef

• The Caribbean Reef

How do corals reproduce sexually?

• By budding

• By synchronized spawning

• Through pollinators

• By cloning themselves

What technology is used to bring coral experiences to people who cannot dive?

• Holography

• Augmented Reality

• Virtual Reality

• 3D Printing

What is a common misconception about coral reefs?

• They are the fastest growing organisms.

• They are just rocks or plants.

• They are only found in warm waters.

• They do not support any marine life.

Which of the following is NOT a major threat to coral reefs?

• Natural predators

• Habitat destruction

• Pollution

• Overfishing

What event is often associated with coral bleaching?

• El Niño

• Tornado

• Earthquake

• Hurricane

How can artificial intelligence contribute to coral reef conservation?

• By reducing CO2 emissions

• By cleaning the ocean

• By tracking individual marine species

• By predicting weather patterns

What is one way individuals can help protect coral reefs?

• Traveling more frequently to coral reefs

• Avoiding seafood consumption

• Supporting sustainable seafood choices

• Using more plastic products