The uniqueness of the world's second largest coral reef, Belize

With its unique ecosystem and stunning landscape, the Belize coral reef amazes tourists and scientists with its unique features.

This is the second largest coral reef in the world . Second only to the Great Barrier Reef in Australia, the Belize reef stretches more than 300 km along the country's coastline. Photo: Pinterest.

There are hundreds of marine species here. More than 500 species of fish, 70 species of hard corals and countless other marine animals live in this ecosystem. Photo: Pinterest.

The Great Blue Hole is the highlight of the reef. The giant blue hole is about 300 meters wide and more than 120 meters deep, and is one of the most famous diving sites in the world. Photo: Pinterest.

Belize's coral reefs act as coastal protection. The coral system helps reduce the impact of large waves and storms, protecting the mainland from erosion. Photo: Pinterest.

This is a paradise for divers and tourists. The clear blue water and biodiversity make it a top destination for scuba diving. Photo: Pinterest.

Coral reefs have long been in danger of collapse. Overexploitation, pollution and climate change have seriously threatened this fragile ecosystem. Photo: Pinterest.

Belize has made strong conservation efforts. The Belizean government has banned offshore oil drilling and increased marine reserves to preserve the reef for future generations. Photo: Pinterest.

UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Belize Barrier Reef was inscribed by UNESCO in 1996 for its unique ecological value and marine landscape. Photo: Pinterest.

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