Moon Spell on the Great Barrier Reef

The Great Barrier Reef is the world's largest coral reef, covering more than 2,000 kilometers of water area along the northeastern coast of Australia. Every summer, a magnificent spectacle of the birth of life will be staged here: female and male surgeonfish swim to the water at lightning speed to lay eggs; under the starry night sky, thousands of green sea turtles come to the shore to lay eggs at the same time; and the climax is the rare sight of more than 100 types of corals all laying eggs at once within 15 minutes.