13 June 2019 - Corals - Features - Photo story

Marine biology doctoral student Guilhem Banc-Prandi inspecting corals growing on tables in the Red Sea as a part of a research for the Inter-university Institute for Marine Sciences near the southern Israeli city of Eilat. Photo courtesy: AFP

A marine biology university employee inspecting corals growing on tables in the Red Sea as a part of a research for the Inter-university Institute for Marine Sciences near the southern Israeli city of Eilat. Photo courtesy: AFP

An Israeli Nature and Parks Authority employee diving into the Red Sea to remove corals growing on columns supporting the Europe Asia Pipeline crude oil jetty off the shore of Eilat in southern Israel. Photo courtesy: AFP

Israeli Nature and Parks Authority employees diving into the Red Sea to remove corals growing on columns supporting the Europe Asia Pipeline crude oil jetty off the shore of Eilat in southern Israel. Photo courtesy: AFP

An Israeli Nature and Parks Authority diver removing corals in the Gulf of Eilat in southern Israel. Photo courtesy: AFP

An Israeli Nature and Parks Authority diver removing corals on pilings supporting an oil jetty in the Gulf of Eilat in southern Israel. Photo courtesy: AFP