See Zhen together [How many of these coral species can you recognize?] On the 10 square kilometers of land area of the Daya Bay Nuclear Power Base, there are abundant wild animals and plants, and in the surrounding waters of the 11 km winding coastline, 15 species of stony coral species protected by the state have been found, including honeycomb corals, horned honeycomb corals, porous cohos corals, curly black star corals, flat-brain corals, thorny star corals, sand corals, and spiny corals. The growth of corals is more demanding on the environment, and it is not easy for these coral communities to "grow wildly" in the waters around the nuclear power base. (Painted by reporter Zhou Yixun)
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