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Raja Ampat Facts for Kids

About Raja Ampat: Raja Ampat has more kinds of coral and fish than anywhere else in the world. Its name means 'Four Kings' after four of its main islands. It sits at the very center of the Coral Triangle, the richest sea region on Earth. More kinds of coral live here than in the entire Caribbean Sea

Location: Off the coast of Papua, eastern Indonesia · Made Of: Hundreds of small islands surrounded by coral · Type: Reefs at the center of the 'Coral Triangle' · Country: Indonesia · Marine Life: Home to more coral and fish species than anywhere else on Earth · Notable Feature: Has the richest marine biodiversity in the world · Formation: Built by coral in warm tropical seas · Coral Triangle: Part of the world's most life-filled ocean region · World Rank: The most biodiverse marine area on the planet

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More kinds of coral live here than in the entire Caribbean Sea