Cell Reef by Ben Wang

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Cell Reef

Published on Nov 19, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

ANIMAL CELL REEF

BY BEN WANG

Photo by USFWS Headquarters

Scientists wield much power over reefs because they can arrange for the "reproduction" of new reefs (albeit artificial) and they can save reefs from global warming and toxic waste.

Photo by RDECOM

Anemone keep out unwanted visitors with their poison, and let in visitors like clown fish.

Photo by Drriss & Marrionn

Algae are the producers of the reef, without them no one has the energy to survive.

Photo by PROYECTO AGUA** /** WATER PROJECT

The reef is home for all the organisms, whether it is a sunken ship or a rocky ledge, reefs make for great habitats to live in.

Photo by Bidwell, Coby

All of the organisms in a coral reef depend on the tiny plankton for their oxygen. Everybody, from eels to hammerhead sharks, need oxygen.

Photo by legoalbert

All living organisms in a coral reef have to modify oxygen so that they can use it.

Photo by jayhem

In the coral reef, energy is transferred, or "exported", by means of the food chain.

Photo by Sebastian Niedlich (Grabthar)

All of the fish in the coral reef contain food and waste in their stomachs.

Photo by nattu

THE END

Photo by NOAA Photo Library

Ben Wang