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While most beach sand is created by the mechanical action of ocean waves, Mother Nature gets some serious help from the Parrotfish, a peculiar fish that eats coral to get to the algae inside and excretes ground-up coral in the form of sand.

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May 25, 2023

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While most beach sand is created by the mechanical action of ocean waves, Mother Nature gets some serious help from the Parrotfish, a peculiar fish that eats coral to get to the algae inside and excretes ground-up coral in the form of sand.

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