Coral

The depth of cooperation rivals any human relationship.

Coral and zooxanthellae form the foundation of reef ecosystems.

The relationship between coral and zooxanthellae, microscopic photosynthetic algae, is one of the most important mutualistic relationships on Earth.

Zooxanthellae live inside the coral's tissues, and this partnership has allowed coral reefs to become some of the most biodiverse ecosystems on the planet.

Most reef-building corals contain these photosynthetic algae, and without them, the entire structure of these ecosystems would collapse.

The exchange between coral and algae is elegantly efficient.

Corals provide the zooxanthellae with a protected environment and the carbon dioxide and water needed for photosynthesis.

The zooxanthellae use sunlight to turn these compounds into oxygen and organic matter.

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What means more? A solid review or one word of mouth? I like word of mouth.

Yeah, word of mouth is better.

Yeah.

I like word of mouth.

Yeah.

Word of mouth.

So if it's really good, I will leave a review.

And I break it down into sections so you don't have to try to do everything in the first year.

But all of that's available on the Coral website in the episodes or on my website, www.packedhead.net. There's PDFs of all three of those articles.

And so that's a spawning update.

The other update I wanted to tell you about is about this server project that I've been working on.

Uh, But I always saw like tanks of the month, like I was tanking them on somewhere and was like, oh, well, here's an opportunity to share what I think.

I'm not trying to convince you of it.

Or like Coral had me write up a profile of my system or me or whatever.

It was like, oh, well, this is a nice way just to share it.