Look through the species files to find out more about some of the creatures that you will encounter on your tropical reef, from tiny coral polyps to the whale shark - the biggest fish in the sea.

Webs of life animals __________________ **Fish** __________________ Anthias/    Sea goldie Bicolour blenny Blackspot snapper Blackspotted sweetlips Blue fusilier Bluestreak cleaner wrasse Brown surgeonfish Bumphead parrotfish Chevron barracuda Convict tang Coral grouper/    Coral hind Eagle ray Flag cabrilla Glassfish/    Golden sweeper Giant farmer fish/    Lagoon damselfish Grey reef shark Hardyhead silversides Jacks Lionfish Manta Marbled ray Moray eel Parrotfish Pipefish Powder-blue tang Redfin butterflyfish Redmouth grouper Tiger shark Whale shark Whitetip reef shark Yellowfin goatfish Yellowfin grouper __________________ **Others** __________________ Christmas tree worms Clam Conch Crown of thorns starfish Featherstars Flamboyant cuttlefish Green turtle Hard corals Harlequin shrimp Hawksbill turtle Hermit crabs Mantis shrimp Porcelain crab Soft corals Sponge shrimp Yellow tube sponge

Discover how plants and animals are all interconnected in food chains and intricate food webs, and explore the processes that make life possible.

Web of life infobursts __________________ Coral Coral bleaching Coral reefs Fish anatomy Food chains and energy pyramids Food webs Photosynthesis Phytoplankton Seaweed Trophic levels Zooplankton Zooxanthellae

	Now you have all the information that you’ll need in order to take the challenge. Come this way to explore the Web of Life.

	If all the ice in glaciers and ice sheets melted, the sea level would rise by about 2 per cent. It might not seem like much, but it would cause sea levels to rise by 80m, accelerate the spin of the planet and thus cause day length to decrease.