Trenches - 2 Mile Reef
About Trenches - 2 Mile Reef
Trenches is a section on the seaward side of 2 Mile Reef, along the sloping area that leads toward the deeper parts of the reef. The terrain forms trench-like features where coral reef alternates with sandy channels. The site is known for a high diversity of wrasse species, including African Small Tail Wrasse and Floral Wrasse, and it is also noted for a high diversity of nudibranchs.
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Coral
Coral reef alternates with sandy channels, creating trench-like structures.
Aquatic Life
High diversity of wrasse species, including African Small Tail Wrasse and Floral Wrasse, and a high diversity of nudibranchs.
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