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Could sub-tropical reef and fish one day inhabit Sydney's waters? 🐠
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September 12, 2019
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1:51Now PlayingAs record-breaking warm waters predict a bleak future for Australia's reefs, a sub-tropical coral species growing off Manly has started to proliferate, leading scientists to question whether Sydney could produce a coral reef of its own.
Five years ago, the thought of Sydney growing a sub-tropical reef of its own would've caused Professor of Marine Ecology David Booth to roll his eyes.
But this year, after exploring the proliferation of Pocillopora coral off the coast of Manly, he's changed his tune.
Video by Harriet Tatham and Dayvis Heyne.
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