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Hi , good morning, thank you for the tag @Diamond_Lim
I have not traveled to another contry , but I have seen reefs on a beach in Mexico ,they are very beautuful 👍👍👍🙃🙂🇲🇽
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I have seen coral reefs many times. I used to scuba dive and have been to multiple areas to dive. I miss it a lot. Under the sea there is an entirely different colorful world. My two biggest thrills were having a huge manta ray swim by my. It was like an angel floating in the sea, amazing. The other was coming up upon a nurse shark under a coral cliff. What a thrill.
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Great! Thank you for your answering ElenaVorona question. @gisaly @gordan10 @ova1942gonzalez @BuffaloGal57 👍😊
Then can you answer Have you ever traveled to another country? If not, what country would you like to travel to? (Question posted by @gordan10) 😊
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@Diamond_Lim Will you let me answer our guys? I am impressed with their responses.
@gisaly
You didn't quite understand me. I was asking if you have ever seen coral reefs anywhere. This might not be necessary in your country. But I thank you for your answer. Thanks to you, I now know a few more places on the planet where coral reefs exist.
@gordan10
Your sister has seen magic. No video can capture the beauty of coral reefs. If you get a chance to see it with your own eyes, then do so. You will never regret it.
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@ova1942gonzalez
Please tell me, in Mexico there are coral reefs along the entire coast or only in some places. It is very interesting to me. Thank you for writing.
@BuffaloGal57
I can `t believe my eyes. A true fan of the underwater world wrote to me. I have little experience. I understand that you have seen a thousand times more than I have. And you understand how beautiful this world is, especially near coral reefs, because there are so many types of fish and other marine life anywhere (I mean the variety and number of marine animal species). Thank you for answering me. I sincerely wish you to see this again.
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@ALIXKATERINE
You are absolutely right. Krall reefs are an entire ecosystem that gives life to many animals. I think that's why they are so densely populated.
Corals do cut like a razor, but only those corals that are already dead and petrified. Living corals are soft. But do not touch them with your hands, because they may not like it.
Thanks for the link.
@Diamond_Lim
I apologize again. I'm sorry.
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For the first time I saw the underwater world near a coral reef in the Red Sea (Egypt). This is an amazing place. I have never seen so many fish in one square meter anywhere. They are all different, they are amazingly beautiful and diverse. This is a magical place.
If there are guys from Egypt here, I want to tell you. Your country considers corals (living and dead) to be the wealth of your country. This is right. I support it. I know that even a small piece of dead coral cannot be taken out of Egypt. And why should this be done? I do not understand this. You need to come to the reef and enjoy the beautiful nature.
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@Diamond_Lim
So that you don't ban me (maybe), I'll answer @gordan10's question
OK?
I traveled to other countries.
Which country would I like to visit?
I want to travel all over the world))).
But first of all, I would like to go to countries that have a long history and centuries-old traditions. I have more than a dozen such countries on my wish list.
For example, UK or Japan. If I were offered to go to one of these countries, I would break my brain until I made a choice)))).
To answer your question, I answer like this - Great Britain.
Hope I answered your question.
(Though.... maybe... after all, Japan first.... the choice is difficult...)
