The Great Barrier Reef is the world’s largest conglomeration of coral, housing billions of tiny organisms over a stretch of about 1,400 miles. Just off the coast of Queensland, Australia, the Reef can be seen from space and is considered the world’s single largest structure of living organisms.
The reef is home to 1,500 specimens, which make up 10% of the world’s fish species. The reef is under constant attack from pollutants and the World Wildlife Foundation is hoping that this video shows just how magnificent the reef is, and why we need to protect it at all costs.
