short answer
What is the first charismatic megafauna to appear on screen? (~1 minute)
How often does the 360-camera take pictures? (~3 minutes)
What was Richard Vevers previous job? (4-5 minutes)
What animal was it that encouraged Richard to start documenting the changing coral conditions in the ocean? Hint: He calls it his favorite animal (5-6 minutes)
What percentage of corals has been lost in the past 30 years according to the film? (8-9 minutes)
What smaller structures are corals made up of? (~12 minutes)
Where was the reef where Richard and co. first encountered coral bleaching? (~15 minutes)
What environmental change causes corals to turn white? (~17 minutes)
When do you know a coral has fully died? (19-20 minutes)
What was the first issue Richard and co. encountered when wanting to film a coral time-lapse? How did they solve this issue? (21-22 minutes)
What is symbiosis in ocean biology? What is the main example given in the film? (~25 minutes)
When was the first global mass coral bleaching event? When did the second one occur (28-29 minutes)
What three locations did they decide to place cameras? (~30 minutes)
According to Dr. Charlie Veron, how many species of coral are located on the Great Barrier Reef? (~36 minutes)
What two animals hunt on a coral reef together? (~39 minutes)
What are some of the benefits of coral reefs mentioned in the film? (39-41 minutes)
What was the issue when they first looked at the images after two months? (42-44 minutes)
What is the approximate growth rate for coral given in the film? (48-49 minutes)
What major weather event caused some issues with the observations on the Great Barrier Reef? Why did this cause issues? (~52 minutes)
What “weird thing” was happening to the corals in New Caledonia? What was causing this? (58-59 minutes)
How much time did the team end up spending on the Great Barrier Reef in Australia? (1 hr 13 minutes)
How long did it take to lose the majority of fish life in the studied coral colony? (1 hr 14 minutes)
What percentage of corals on the Great Barrier Reef died in 2016? (1 hr 17 minutes)
“Based on current trends, within the next _____ years annual bleaching will kill most of the worlds corals”
What part or bit of information did you find most surprising or interesting while watching the film? What sort of policy changes could be made to help combat these changes? (No right answer, just give it some thought)
