MIT study on Coral Cilia

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Advanced Aquarist has a very interesting article about how corals use their cilia to effect their environment creating vortexes for food/gas exchanges. It's really interesting and a completely new way of understanding how corals interact and interestingly change their environment - they aren't as passive as we thought. Here's the link to the article if anyone's interested in reading further:

Corals are nature's tiny engineers ? Advanced Aquarist | Aquarist Magazine and Blog
 

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