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Deep-water coral from the continental slope off Nova Scotia provides habitat for many other species. Its slow growth and delicate structure make it highly vulnerable to human impacts.

Oct. 20, 2020

Deep-water coral from the continental slope off Nova Scotia provides habitat for many other species. Its slow growth and delicate structure make it highly vulnerable to human impacts.

Deep-water coral from the continental slope off Nova Scotia provides habitat for many other species. Its slow growth and delicate structure make it highly vulnerable to human impacts.

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