Coral bleaching and hurricane damage to U.S. Virgin Islands reefs @NOAAClimate
Coral bleaching and hurricane damage to U.S. Virgin Islands reefs  @NOAAClimate
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In this video from September 23, 2010, fisheries biologist Jeff Miller (U.S. National Park Service) documents coral bleaching and hurricane damage to reefs near St. Johns, U.S. Virgin Islands.

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Coral bleaching and hurricane damage to U.S. Virgin Islands reefs

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