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Coral reefs significantly contribute to marine biodiversity by serving as habitats for over 25% of all marine species, despite covering less than 1% of the ocean floor. They house thousands of species, including reef-building corals and various fish, invertebrates, and plants, creating complex ecosystems that support a vast range of life forms. This high biodiversity enhances ecosystem resilience and the overall health of marine environments, making coral reefs vital for maintaining marine biodiversity on a global scale.
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