![This image displays a three-tiered glass exhibition case containing numerous dried coral specimens, located within the American Museum of Natural History in New York City, United States. The corals, predominantly in off-white and beige tones, vary in morphology: the top shelf features large branching and plate-like forms. The middle shelf showcases multiple rounded, brain-like corals and a larger mounding specimen. The bottom shelf holds additional mounding and flattened brain corals. A semi-transparent text overlay across the middle of the image reads, "can corals and [Echi]noderms tell about the ocean's and future?". Reflections are visible on the glass, suggesting an indoor public exhibit environment and the presence of a photographer. No distinct individuals are visible within the display.](https://firebasestorage.googleapis.com/v0/b/patr-3a75e.appspot.com/o/uploads%2Fimage_picker_e3265d06-c953-4c67-b.jpg?alt=media)
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This image displays a three-tiered glass exhibition case containing numerous dried coral specimens, located within the American Museum of Natural History in New York City, United States. The corals, predominantly in off-white and beige tones, vary in morphology: the top shelf features large branching and plate-like forms. The middle shelf showcases multiple rounded, brain-like corals and a larger mounding specimen. The bottom shelf holds additional mounding and flattened brain corals. A semi-transparent text overlay across the middle of the image reads, "can corals and [Echi]noderms tell about the ocean's and future?". Reflections are visible on the glass, suggesting an indoor public exhibit environment and the presence of a photographer. No distinct individuals are visible within the display.
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