Underwater shot of myriad of coral eggs in the sea following spawning by a species of small. - stock video

Underwater shot of myriad of coral eggs in the sea following spawning by a species of small-polyp stony corals (genus Acropora). Acropora is a genus of reef-building corals (the corals build themselves hard skeletons). These corals spawn once each summer for a period of only 10 minutes.
Underwater shot of myriad of coral eggs in the sea following spawning by a species of small-polyp stony corals (genus Acropora). Acropora is a genus of reef-building corals (the corals build themselves hard skeletons). These corals spawn once each summer for a period of only 10 minutes.
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NHK
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486228038
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00:00:22:26
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Nichinan City, Miyazaki Prefecture, Japan
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Stock Video|Coral - Cnidarian