![Arthropods: Arthropoda, BEHAVIOR, Bony Fishes: Osteichthyes, Crustaceans: Crustacea, Decapods: Decapoda, Fishes, Hump-backed Shrimps: Hippolytidae, Invertebrates, Laz Ruda, Lazaro Ruda Wildlife Photographer, MARINE LIFE, Malacostraceans: Malacostracea, Moray Eels: Morays: Muraenidae, Sciaenidae, TheLivingSea.com, West Palm Beach, [LOCATION], aggregate, aggregation, cleaning, coral, green moray: Gymnothorax funebris, highhat: Equetus acuminatus, horizontal, marine, ocean, reef, scarlet cleaner shrimp: Lysmata debelius, school, schooling, symbiont, symbiosis, underwater, underwater photo, wide angle, yellowline arrow crab: Stenorhynchus seticornis](https://oceanwildlifephoto.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/160809-104256-0037.jpg)
The tropical rainforests of the sea — coral reefs such as this one in Palm Beach, Florida, contain an astounding richness of life. Coral reefs cover less than 1% of the ocean floor yet sustain over 25% of all known marine species.
The tropical rainforests of the sea — coral reefs such as this one in Palm Beach, Florida, contain an astounding richness of life. Coral reefs cover less than 1% of the ocean floor yet sustain over 25% of all known marine species.