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Why are the healthy reefs so important to the survival of marine species?

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Why are the healthy reefs so important to the survival of marine species?

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Reefs provide marine life with breeding areas and shelter from predators, this allows for increased development of the food chain. The vegetation which thrives on reef structures, provide marine life with the nourishment they need to survive. The exchange of fish DNA between existing reefs will increase their abundance, strength and health.

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