coral reef

Possessives

• world: By 1997 27 % of the world's coral reefs had been lost.

Converse of object

• fringe: The Island has a fringing coral reef with the best snorkeling and diving at Catseye Beach.
• surround: Additionally, most of the islands are made up of surrounding coral reefs and lagoons, just superb for snorkeling and diving activities.
• protect: A proposed Lord Howe Island Marine Reserve: Protecting the southernmost coral reef in the World.
• damage: There is some good diving on the somewhat damaged coral reef of the Mombasa Marine National Park, off the Nyali headland.
• see: You can also see the coral reef just out from the beach which saves going on organized ' cruises ' .
• have: Renowned for having the most exquisite coral reefs in the world and a refuge to rare marine life.

Converse of subject

• surround: The island is surrounded by colorful coral reefs, hence the name Coral Island.
• protect: Beach A long stretch of soft white sand protected by an offshore coral reef, which disappears at high tide.

Adjective modifier

• pristine: A new unspoiled destination with pristine coral reefs close to the shore, perfect for a relaxing break.
• colorful: The island is surrounded by colorful coral reefs, hence the name Coral Island.
• spectacular: The centerpiece of the aquarium is the spectacular coral reef housed within a giant ocean display.
• tropical: Kids will love the blaze of color of the tropical coral reef or watching otters slide in and out of the water.
• offshore: Beach A long stretch of soft white sand protected by an offshore coral reef, which disappears at high tide.
• stunning: My guide - Itay - escorted me around stunning coral reefs teeming with tropical fish that glimmered brightly in the clear blue water.

Preposition: in

• world: Off the coast of Santa Lucia is said to be the second biggest coral reef in the world.
• region: It is shocking to realize that coral reefs in every major tropical region of the world bleached white from pollution during the 1980's.