Coral Bay

Coral Bay is the heart of the Ningaloo Reef. It is a perfect destination for people of all ages seeking relaxation, adventure or simply something different.

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From mid-March to mid-May each year, visitors from all around the world converge on Ningaloo for the experience of a lifetime - diving with the awesome whale shark, the world's biggest species of fish. Ningaloo Reef is the only easily-accessible place in the world where these giants appear in large numbers at predictable times of the year. Whale sharks reach more than 12 metres long and weigh more than eleven tonnes. You do not even have to be a scuba diver to swim with these massive animals.

Exmouth or Coral Bay are also perfect places to view the mass coral spawning, a three day event that begins a week or so after the full moon during March and April. Each night, many species of coral suddenly release millions of bright pink egg and sperm bundles which float to the surface of the water, as though engaging in a spectacular underwater dance.

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Coral Reefs and Climate Change - The Guide for Education and AwarenessCoral Reefs and Climate Change - The Guide for Education and Awareness
This book focuses on coral reefs, the astonishing abundance of life within them and the impacts of climate change on this beautiful environment.
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Coral Bay - Coral Wonderland in Western AustraliaCoral Bay - Coral Wonderland in Western Australia
With cloudy skies, rain and the cooling of our beloved ocean upon us, it was time to migrate north in search of warmth and relaxation. Our destination was Coral Bay on the north coast of Western Australia about 1200 km from Perth, the state's capital.
Stars in the SeaStars in the Sea
Driven by a love of the sea and its largest fish, the elusive whale shark, Australian naturalist Brad Norman has received a Rolex Award for Enterprise for creating a worldwide photo-identification system which enables ordinary people to assist in its conservation.
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