Scientists discover the widest coral in the Great Barrier Reef - it's at least 400 years old

Scientists found the widest coral in the Great Barrier Reef, a 34-foot wide structure nicknamed 'Muga dhamb.' It's over 17' tall and believed to be 421-438 years old, predating Australia's colonization.

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