Coral Reefs Are Dying Fast

Coral reefs are bleeding to death and nobody's talking about it. When ocean temperatures

spike just one degree, corals kick out their algae roommates that keep them alive. Imagine evicting

your chef when you're starving. These tiny algae provide 95 percent of the coral's food

through photosynthesis. Without them, the coral turns bone white within days.

If temperatures don't drop fast, the coral starves to death in weeks. We've already lost

19 percent of all reefs forever. The real nightmare? Ocean acidification is dissolving their

skeletons while they're still alive.