Great Barrier Reef - 5215 Materials:Fine Art Print Framed - Raw Timber Birridas were landlocked saline lakes

Birridas were landlocked saline lakes between sand dunes when sea levels were higher than today

the creek’s waters sink into the land or evaporate in the desert heat

creating isolated interruptions in the otherwise uninterrupted saltpan

and while their nesting activity may be hidden to the eye from high above

000 reefs shaped by biology

Great Barrier Reef - 5215 Materials:Fine Art Print Framed - Raw Timber Birridas were landlocked saline lakesGreat Barrier Reef 5215 The Great Barrier Reef is the worlds largest coral reef system a 2,300 kilometre network of more than 3,000 reefs shaped by biology, geology, and ocean chemistry. At its core are coral polyps, tiny animals that build limestone structures and rely on symbiotic algae (Symbiodiniaceae) for energy through photosynthesis. This partnership allows corals to thrive in nutrient poor tropical waters and supports an ecosystem with