Sentimental songs aside, maybe it’s an absence of moonlight that turns the bounding main into a sea of love.
READY, SET Just about to join in a synchronized mass spawning, pink bundles of eggs and sperm poke out of coral in Palau waiting for something — researchers aren’t sure what — but a blue shift in twilight might play a role.
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