1. ARE YOU INTERESTED IN THE GREAT BARRIER REEF? THEN YOU SHOULD WATCH THIS

2. GREAT BARRIER REEF The great barrier reef is on the coast of Australia going from Australia to china

3. QUIZ If you touch the coral can it die? How is the great barrier reef going to help in the future? What is the temperature of the great barrier reef? How was the great barrier reef formed? Is the great barrier reef shrinking? What marine lives in the great barrier reef? what is a barrier reef? What fish live in the barrier reef?

4. QUIZ ANSWERS  1 yes  2 it wont  3 22 degrees selces  4 by a volcano  5 yes but only a little bit  6 jelly fish sea snakes and stuff like that  7 a reef that’s surrounding where people live  8 Lots and lots I cant name them all

6. MASSIVE FISH IN THE REEF this is a massive leopard fish and guess what it camouflages with dead coral and its right below the surface and the spikes on the back are actually poisonous.

7. ANGRY TURTLE This turtle is right above beautiful coral and right below about 1 metre of water witch is perfect for coming up to breath.

8. sharks  There are loads of sharks in the reef even white tips so if you go diving there will be a pack waiting for you..

9. THE STING RAY THE STING RAY IS HIGHLY POWERFUL AND IF YOU TOUCH ITS TAIL YOU WILL GET AN ELECTRIC SHOCK. The sting rays eyes are different to ours because there's are on the bottom of there heads.

10. SEA URCHINS  Sea urchins are deadly animals some times people think that sea urchins don’t move and there not real creatures but let me tell you they are actually are alive.

11. CORAL  Coral is actually very interesting if you look at it carefully and it’s the same to sea urchins people think there not alive they are and they eat the same as us but just we just don’t know it.

12. PUFFER FISH This puffer fish looks harmless but I will show you one with its spikes now

13. PUFFER FISH

14. GREAT BARRIER REEF I hope you enjoyed my presentation [Oliver James shepherd] now you have watched it you may know more about the great barrier reef.