Coral Reef Expedition Yields Sealife Surprises
July 3, 2005 @ 07:14 PM (EST)
Source: St. Petersburg Times Online
University of South Florida researchers made big news in January when they announced the discovery of the deepest coral reef in the United States.
On Friday, a team of scientists returned from an eight-day expedition to that reef off Florida's Gulf Coast with troves of photos and samples, as well as a few surprises...
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