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09/24/2011 A boost for eco-tourism in the Cook Islands A thriving population of Rarotonga Monarch is attracting increasing numbers of eco-tourists to its sanctuary...   • Email to a friend • Article Search •

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The Waving Hand Coral Posted: 24 Sep 2011 11:52 AM PDT Waving Hand Coral Anthelia sp. "How about a coral in your tank that greets you? I can do that! Can you feel the love?" The Waving Hand Coral has long tentacles coming from its polyps, which look like fingers! The Waving Hand Coral or Anthelia sp. is an encrusting genus, which is the main thing that separates it from other Xeniids. They have an encrusting mat which their long and cylindrical polyps grow from. At the top of these polyps they have eight pinnate (feathering) tentacles which are very long. Other names this coral goes by include the Feather Coral, the Glove Coral, and the Pulse Coral… Read More

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