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Can Hurricanes cause significant reef damage?
I was wondering.
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Yes
Gilligan wrote: I was wondering. Gilligan |
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yes, but only if you don't do it early enough.
Scout "Gilligan" wrote in message nk.net... I was wondering. Gilligan |
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Why do you ask?
"Gilligan" wrote in message nk.net... I was wondering. Gilligan |
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"Gilligan" wrote in message nk.net... I was wondering. Gilligan Certainly can Gill. The offshore reef out of Apia Harbor in Samoa was literally killed by a hurricane. We dove the reef in 97 (I think it had been ten years since the storm) and signs of life were evident but sparse. Slow and long time healing but eventually, absent other outside factors, they do come back. Michael |
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