Scientists have discovered the world's largest coral in the Solomon Islands, measuring 34 metres wide and over five metres high. This unique organism, distinct from coral reefs, is a network of nearly one billion coral polyps. The discovery, made by the Pristine Seas team, highlights the coral's potential for insights into historical ocean conditions, despite threats from global warming. The Solomon Islands are known for their coral diversity, housing over 490 species. The find is significant for ocean conservation efforts. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)