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    Beautiful reef manta ray (Mobula alfredi) eclipsing the sun at a depth of 40 meters in the boat pass. Mayotte

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    Beautiful reef manta ray (Mobula alfredi) eclipsing the sun at a depth of 40 meters in the boat pass. Mayotte

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    Beautiful reef manta ray (Mobula alfredi) eclipsing the sun at a depth of 40 meters in the boat pass. Mayotte

    Two reef manta rays (Mobula alfredi) circling above the entrance to the south boat pass cave, a diver can be seen on the left of the photo to appreciate the size of the rays and the cave entrance. Mayotte

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    Two reef manta rays (Mobula alfredi) circling above the entrance to the south boat pass cave, a diver can be seen on the left of the photo to

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    Two reef manta rays (Mobula alfredi) circling above the entrance to the south boat pass cave, a diver can be seen on the left of the photo to appreciate the size of the rays and the cave entrance. Mayotte

    Reef manta rays (Mobula alfredi) at the gateway to the Twilight zone. Magnificent encounter with these two manta rays at a depth of just over 40 meters in the passe aux bateaux to the south of Mayotte.

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    Reef manta rays (Mobula alfredi) at the gateway to the Twilight zone. Magnificent encounter with these two manta rays at a depth of just over 40

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    Reef manta rays (Mobula alfredi) at the gateway to the Twilight zone. Magnificent encounter with these two manta rays at a depth of just over 40 meters in the passe aux bateaux to the south of Mayotte.

    A small cleaner shrimp, with the scientific name Pliopontonia furtiva. It was first observed in Mayotte by the Deep Blue Eexploration association at a depth of 20 meters. Mayotte

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    A small cleaner shrimp, with the scientific name Pliopontonia furtiva. It was first observed in Mayotte by the Deep Blue Eexploration association

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    A small cleaner shrimp, with the scientific name Pliopontonia furtiva. It was first observed in Mayotte by the Deep Blue Eexploration association at a depth of 20 meters. Mayotte

    Portrait of Giant moray (Gymnothorax javanicus), S-shaped pass, Mayotte

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    Portrait of Giant moray (Gymnothorax javanicus), S-shaped pass,

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    Portrait of Giant moray (Gymnothorax javanicus), S-shaped pass, Mayotte

    Mesophotic cowrie, magnificent white porcelain camouflaged in soft coral in the mesophotic zone of the s channel. Photographed at depths of over 50 metres, the mimicry of this shell is astonishing. Have you noticed the little shrimps? Mayotte

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    Mesophotic cowrie, magnificent white porcelain camouflaged in soft coral in the mesophotic zone of the s channel. Photographed at depths of over 50

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    Mesophotic cowrie, magnificent white porcelain camouflaged in soft coral in the mesophotic zone of the s channel. Photographed at depths of over 50 metres, the mimicry of this shell is astonishing. Have you noticed the little shrimps? Mayotte

    Symbiotic shrimp and unusual blue anemone at 40 meters in Mayotte's S-shaped channel.

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    Symbiotic shrimp and unusual blue anemone at 40 meters in Mayotte's S-shaped channel.

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    Symbiotic shrimp and unusual blue anemone at 40 meters in Mayotte's S-shaped channel.

    Symbiotic shrimp (Actinimenes ornatus) measuring no more than a centimeter and an unusual blue anemone at 40 meters in Mayotte's S-shaped channel.

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    Symbiotic shrimp (Actinimenes ornatus) measuring no more than a centimeter and an unusual blue anemone at 40 meters in Mayotte's S-shaped channel.

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    Symbiotic shrimp (Actinimenes ornatus) measuring no more than a centimeter and an unusual blue anemone at 40 meters in Mayotte's S-shaped channel.

    Blotched fantail ray (Taeniura meyeni), Cave stingray swimming in an underwater cave at a depth of 60 meters. Mayotte

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    Blotched fantail ray (Taeniura meyeni), Cave stingray swimming in an underwater cave at a depth of 60 meters. Mayotte

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    Blotched fantail ray (Taeniura meyeni), Cave stingray swimming in an underwater cave at a depth of 60 meters. Mayotte

    Giant Mantis (Manta birostris) against the light at the entrance to the south boat pass cave at 55 meters depth. On the right, a stingray can also be seen on the edge. Mayotte

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    Giant Mantis (Manta birostris) against the light at the entrance to the south boat pass cave at 55 meters depth. On the right, a stingray can also be

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    Giant Mantis (Manta birostris) against the light at the entrance to the south boat pass cave at 55 meters depth. On the right, a stingray can also be seen on the edge. Mayotte

    Cyclone Chido damage to coral in Mayotte (December 2024)

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    Cyclone Chido damage to coral in Mayotte (December 2024)

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    Cyclone Chido damage to coral in Mayotte (December 2024)

    Cyclone Chido damage to coral in Mayotte (December 2024)

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    Cyclone Chido damage to coral in Mayotte (December 2024)

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    Cyclone Chido damage to coral in Mayotte (December 2024)

    Cyclone Chido damage to coral in Mayotte (December 2024)

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    Cyclone Chido damage to coral in Mayotte (December 2024)

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    Cyclone Chido damage to coral in Mayotte (December 2024)

    Cyclone Chido damage to coral in Mayotte (December 2024)

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    Cyclone Chido damage to coral in Mayotte (December 2024)

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    Cyclone Chido damage to coral in Mayotte (December 2024)

    Cyclone Chido damage to coral in Mayotte (December 2024)

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    Cyclone Chido damage to coral in Mayotte (December 2024)

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    Cyclone Chido damage to coral in Mayotte (December 2024)

    Cyclone Chido damage to coral in Mayotte (December 2024)

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    Cyclone Chido damage to coral in Mayotte (December 2024)

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    Cyclone Chido damage to coral in Mayotte (December 2024)

    Cyclone Chido damage to coral in Mayotte (December 2024)

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    Cyclone Chido damage to coral in Mayotte (December 2024)

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    Cyclone Chido damage to coral in Mayotte (December 2024)

    Cyclone Chido damage to coral in Mayotte (December 2024)

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    Cyclone Chido damage to coral in Mayotte (December 2024)

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    Cyclone Chido damage to coral in Mayotte (December 2024)

    Cyclone Chido damage to coral in Mayotte (December 2024)

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    Cyclone Chido damage to coral in Mayotte (December 2024)

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    Cyclone Chido damage to coral in Mayotte (December 2024)

    Cyclone Chido damage to coral in Mayotte (December 2024)

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    Cyclone Chido damage to coral in Mayotte (December 2024)

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    Cyclone Chido damage to coral in Mayotte (December 2024)

    Cyclone Chido damage to coral in Mayotte (December 2024)

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    Cyclone Chido damage to coral in Mayotte (December 2024)

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    Cyclone Chido damage to coral in Mayotte (December 2024)

    Cyclone Chido damage to coral in Mayotte (December 2024)

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    Cyclone Chido damage to coral in Mayotte (December 2024)

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    Cyclone Chido damage to coral in Mayotte (December 2024)

    Mayotte corals after cyclone Chido (December 2024)

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    Mayotte corals after cyclone Chido (December 2024)

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    Mayotte corals after cyclone Chido (December 2024)

    Mayotte corals after cyclone Chido (December 2024)

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    Mayotte corals after cyclone Chido (December 2024)

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    Mayotte corals after cyclone Chido (December 2024)

    Cyclone Chido damage to coral in Mayotte (December 2024)

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    Cyclone Chido damage to coral in Mayotte (December 2024)

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    Cyclone Chido damage to coral in Mayotte (December 2024)

    Cyclone Chido damage to coral in Mayotte (December 2024)

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    Cyclone Chido damage to coral in Mayotte (December 2024)

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    Cyclone Chido damage to coral in Mayotte (December 2024)

    A coral patch comprising several coral colonies and species that survived the El Nino 2024 phenomenon. As this coral patch is located at shallow depths, it was severely stressed by the underwater heat waves for several weeks. Mayotte

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    A coral patch comprising several coral colonies and species that survived the El Nino 2024 phenomenon. As this coral patch is located at shallow

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    A coral patch comprising several coral colonies and species that survived the El Nino 2024 phenomenon. As this coral patch is located at shallow depths, it was severely stressed by the underwater heat waves for several weeks. Mayotte

    Consequences of El Niño 2024. The top photo was taken just before the bleaching episode at the end of March 2024, while the bottom photo was taken in October 2024.

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    Consequences of El Niño 2024. The top photo was taken just before the

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    Consequences of El Niño 2024. The top photo was taken just before the bleaching episode at the end of March 2024, while the bottom photo was taken in October 2024.

    A twilight sky of reds and yellows over the deep, dense blue of Mayotte's lagoon. Photo taken on November 11, 2024, the only day of the year when the tides are low enough at sunset to take half-air, half-water photographs showing the junction of two worlds. I spot a small coral islet in the middle of the white sand bordering the S-shaped pass to make my composition. A school of damselfish is still stirring in the water column before taking refuge between the coral branches to spend the night.

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    A twilight sky of reds and yellows over the deep, dense blue of

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    A twilight sky of reds and yellows over the deep, dense blue of Mayotte's lagoon. Photo taken on November 11, 2024, the only day of the year when the tides are low enough at sunset to take half-air, half-water photographs showing the junction of two worlds. I spot a small coral islet in the middle of the white sand bordering the S-shaped pass to make my composition. A school of damselfish is still stirring in the water column before taking refuge between the coral branches to spend the night.

    Lionfish (Pterois volitans) hunting at sunset, swimming above the Acropora corals, close to a small school of glassfishes, on the lookout for prey passing within its reach. Mayotte

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    Lionfish (Pterois volitans) hunting at sunset, swimming above the Acropora corals, close to a small school of glassfishes, on the lookout for prey

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    Lionfish (Pterois volitans) hunting at sunset, swimming above the Acropora corals, close to a small school of glassfishes, on the lookout for prey passing within its reach. Mayotte

    Young green turtle (Chelonia mydas) swimming between two waters on the coral reef of N'gouja, south of the island of Mayotte.

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    Young green turtle (Chelonia mydas) swimming between two waters on the coral reef of N'gouja, south of the island of Mayotte.

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    Young green turtle (Chelonia mydas) swimming between two waters on the coral reef of N'gouja, south of the island of Mayotte.

    Dead coral reef, Portion of coral reef completely destroyed by the El Nino 2024 bleaching event. Mayotte

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    Dead coral reef, Portion of coral reef completely destroyed by the El Nino 2024 bleaching event. Mayotte

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    Dead coral reef, Portion of coral reef completely destroyed by the El Nino 2024 bleaching event. Mayotte

    Mayotte reef to be ravaged by El Niño in March-April 2024

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    Mayotte reef to be ravaged by El Niño in March-April 2024

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    Mayotte reef to be ravaged by El Niño in March-April 2024

    Coral: from living to dead. Photo showing a coral colony going from alive to dead, passing through the bleaching stage. Mayotte

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    Coral: from living to dead. Photo showing a coral colony going from alive to dead, passing through the bleaching stage. Mayotte

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    Coral: from living to dead. Photo showing a coral colony going from alive to dead, passing through the bleaching stage. Mayotte

    Mini arch in the twilight zone. Small arch at the 3 rd drop-off at the northern exit of the S-shaped pass at a depth of over 60 metres. Mayotte

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    Mini arch in the twilight zone. Small arch at the 3 rd drop-off at the northern exit of the S-shaped pass at a depth of over 60 metres. Mayotte

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    Mini arch in the twilight zone. Small arch at the 3 rd drop-off at the northern exit of the S-shaped pass at a depth of over 60 metres. Mayotte

    Crinoid shrimp (Laomenes sp) in its crinoid (Stephanometra indica), night, Mayotte

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    Crinoid shrimp (Laomenes sp) in its crinoid (Stephanometra indica), night, Mayotte

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    Crinoid shrimp (Laomenes sp) in its crinoid (Stephanometra indica), night, Mayotte

    Crinoid shrimp (Laomenes sp) in its crinoid (Stephanometra indica), Mayotte

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    Crinoid shrimp (Laomenes sp) in its crinoid (Stephanometra indica), Mayotte

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    Crinoid shrimp (Laomenes sp) in its crinoid (Stephanometra indica), Mayotte

    Blue giant clam (Tridacna maxima). The magnificent blue coat of a clam renting the S-shaped pass. Mayotte

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    Blue giant clam (Tridacna maxima). The magnificent blue coat of a

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    Blue giant clam (Tridacna maxima). The magnificent blue coat of a clam renting the S-shaped pass. Mayotte

    Porcelain crab (Neopetrolisthes maculatus) with an atypical carapace color and pattern. In fact, in an anemone at a depth of 40 meters, its color and patterns differ from what we're used to seeing for this species. Mayotte

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    Porcelain crab (Neopetrolisthes maculatus) with an atypical carapace color and pattern. In fact, in an anemone at a depth of 40 meters, its color and

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    Porcelain crab (Neopetrolisthes maculatus) with an atypical carapace color and pattern. In fact, in an anemone at a depth of 40 meters, its color and patterns differ from what we're used to seeing for this species. Mayotte

    Rare wrasse (Macropharyngodon bipartitus), magnificent wrasse in the S-shaped channel at a depth of 20 metres, Mayotte

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    Rare wrasse (Macropharyngodon bipartitus), magnificent wrasse in the S-shaped channel at a depth of 20 metres, Mayotte

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    Rare wrasse (Macropharyngodon bipartitus), magnificent wrasse in the S-shaped channel at a depth of 20 metres, Mayotte

    Burrowing urchin (Echinostrephus molaris), a highly original pink sea urchin, which lives in a hole from which it never emerges, and which "fishes" for what passes in the current with its spines and podias. Photo taken at a depth of 40 meters. Mayotte

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    Burrowing urchin (Echinostrephus molaris), a highly original pink sea urchin, which lives in a hole from which it never emerges, and which "fishes"

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    Burrowing urchin (Echinostrephus molaris), a highly original pink sea urchin, which lives in a hole from which it never emerges, and which "fishes" for what passes in the current with its spines and podias. Photo taken at a depth of 40 meters. Mayotte

    The S-shaped channel post El niño 2024. A photo of the S-shaped channel taken 6 months after the devastating El niño 2024 phenomenon. Although losses were heavy, the reefs of Mayotte have not said their last words, and resilience is already at work. Mayotte

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    The S-shaped channel post El niño 2024. A photo of the S-shaped channel taken 6 months after the devastating El niño 2024 phenomenon. Although losses

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    The S-shaped channel post El niño 2024. A photo of the S-shaped channel taken 6 months after the devastating El niño 2024 phenomenon. Although losses were heavy, the reefs of Mayotte have not said their last words, and resilience is already at work. Mayotte

    Blue green Damselfish (Chromis viridis), Mayotte

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    Blue green Damselfish (Chromis viridis), Mayotte

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    Blue green Damselfish (Chromis viridis), Mayotte

    Before/after comparison of the El Niño phenomenon in April 2024, which destroyed half the coral on surface reefs. Mayotte

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    Before/after comparison of the El Niño phenomenon in April 2024, which

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    Before/after comparison of the El Niño phenomenon in April 2024, which destroyed half the coral on surface reefs. Mayotte

    Two photos taken just over a year apart illustrate the impact of bleaching caused by the hot El Niño 2024 phenomenon. Mayotte

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    Two photos taken just over a year apart illustrate the impact of

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    Two photos taken just over a year apart illustrate the impact of bleaching caused by the hot El Niño 2024 phenomenon. Mayotte

    Coral in great distress after the passage of a heat wave caused by the El niño phenomenon between March and April 2024. Mayotte

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    Coral in great distress after the passage of a heat wave caused by the El niño phenomenon between March and April 2024. Mayotte

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    Coral in great distress after the passage of a heat wave caused by the El niño phenomenon between March and April 2024. Mayotte

    Coral in great distress after the passage of a heat wave caused by the El niño phenomenon between March and April 2024. Mayotte

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    Coral in great distress after the passage of a heat wave caused by the El niño phenomenon between March and April 2024. Mayotte

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    Coral in great distress after the passage of a heat wave caused by the El niño phenomenon between March and April 2024. Mayotte

    Photo before and after the El Niño phenomenon of April 2024 on the reefs of the Mayotte lagoon. It can be seen that 50% of the corals perished after the bleaching caused by the hot water column.

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    Photo before and after the El Niño phenomenon of April 2024 on the reefs

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    Photo before and after the El Niño phenomenon of April 2024 on the reefs of the Mayotte lagoon. It can be seen that 50% of the corals perished after the bleaching caused by the hot water column.

    Mayotte reef to be ravaged by El Niño in March-April 2024

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    Mayotte reef to be ravaged by El Niño in March-April 2024

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    Mayotte reef to be ravaged by El Niño in March-April 2024

    Before/after comparison of the El Niño phenomenon in April 2024, which destroyed half the coral on surface reefs. Mayotte

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    Before/after comparison of the El Niño phenomenon in April 2024, which

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    Before/after comparison of the El Niño phenomenon in April 2024, which destroyed half the coral on surface reefs. Mayotte

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