Cold water corals in the deep sea. Image by Submarine Ring of Fire 2002, NOAA/OER via Flickr (CC BY-SA 2.0).

By Keith Anthony Fabro They live in the ocean’s coldest, darkest depths, far from sight — but cold-water corals are far from ...

Cold-water coral traps itself on mountains in the deep sea. ScienceDaily . Retrieved June 2, 2025 from www.sciencedaily.com / releases / 2024 / 02 / 240214122625.htm ...

The most widespread reef-building cold-water coral is Lophelia pertusa. This species has built the largest known reef, the Røst reef off the coast of Norway – 40km long and 3km wide, at a depth ...

Corals react to changes in their environment. This is true for tropical as well as cold-water corals and includes, among others, changes in temperature, salinity and pH values. Researchers have ...

A new study warns that cold-water corals, also known as deep-water corals, could be most impacted by a decrease in food supply as climate change shifts the dynamics of the planet’s oceans.

For cold water corals, warming is beating acidification to drive a growth spurt New research shows that the surface temperature of the ocean dictates how well … Kate Shaw Yoshida – Feb 8, 2012 ...

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A new study of deep-sea coral reefs indicates that humans may be having a much more significant impact on them than previously thought. According to a report from the Irish Examiner, researchers ...

image: Fossil cold-water corals on top of a coral mound off the coast of Namibia, which were first discovered during expedition M122 with the research vessel Meteor.

Van der Kaaden: "A cold-blooded animal like a coral uses up too much energy in warmer water. But a coral is an animal that is attached to the bottom, so it can't just move down the mountain.