Philippine Coral Reef - California Academy of Sciences, USA

In San Francisco's Golden Gate Park, the Philippine Coral Reef is one of the deepest living coral displays in the world, and this camera looks into its bright blue water, full of living corals and fish in every color.

Hundreds of fish from the reefs and mangroves of the Philippines glide past the huge curved window, with schools flashing silver, big fish cruising near the bottom and divers dropping in to feed them.

It's a slice of one of the richest ocean areas on Earth, where reefs hold more kinds of fish than almost anywhere else. The corals themselves may look like rocks or plants, but each one is actually a colony of tiny animals.

Did You Know? The Coral Triangle, which includes the Philippines, is home to about three-quarters of all known coral species.

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