Queensland, Australia
20 m tall coral tower on the southern side of Ribbon Reef 10, rising from a 25 m bottom to within a few meters of the surface, famous as a cleaning station for green and hawksbill turtles that rest there at night. Schools of snapper cover the base, a swirl of trevally surrounds the top, and during the austral winter (June-July) dwarf minke whales visit the pinnacle on their seasonal migrations.
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