The havoc wrought by super-typhoons like Yolanda on land is well-documented, but its damage to ocean life like coral reefs is less well-known.
Continuous monitoring by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF)-Philippines found the danger strong typhoons pose to coral reefs, which are vital to the marine ecosystem and biodiversity aside from being tourist attractions of the Philippines.
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