Pulse corals are invasive and part of the Xeniidae family. They are native to the Indo-Pacific and Red seas, but several species have been discovered growing outside their native range.

The invasive pulse corals, a species within the Xeniidae family, are native to the Indo-Pacific and the Red seas.

Iguanas took over a home in Cape Coral. Here's what the city can and can't do in response to one of Florida's menacing invasive species.

The corals can also produce aerosolized toxins when people use hot water or scrub to remove zoanthids from tanks, the researchers said.

Even biodiverse coral reefs still vulnerable to climate change and invasive species Date: May 18, 2020 Source: Lancaster University Summary: A new study reveals clear evidence highlighting the ...

Marine biologists in Venezuela are racing against the clock to stop an invasive species of soft coral that are ravaging reefs.

Rats are disrupting the flow of nutrients towards the sea on many tropical islands – this has consequences for fish behaviour and the wider ecosystem.

Somehow these Zoanthids remain healthy in polluted water when the corals die so they must have some kind of protection from the pollution chemicals!

Scientists urge divers, recreational charters, residents and visitors exploring the waters of South Florida to look for an invasive soft coral species that has been reported on the nearby ...

Zoanthid corals are some of the most common corals found in aquariums, but despite their beauty, some kinds can produce a chemical called “palytoxin,” a substance that can cause fever and a ...

Scientists urge divers, recreational charters, residents and visitors exploring the waters of South Florida to look for an invasive soft coral species that has been reported on the nearby ...

The corals can also produce aerosolized toxins when people use hot water or scrub to remove zoanthids from tanks, the researchers said.