The Life and Death of Corals is a unique work written by prominent ocean explorers Jacques-Yves Cousteau and Philippe Diolé. This book is not just a scientific work, but a real odyssey into the world of underwater life, where every page is permeated with a passion for the depths of the sea and care for the fragile ecosystem of coral reefs. Cousteau, known as the "captain of the oceans", and Diole, a talented writer and explorer, create a fascinating story that immerses the reader in the secrets of the underwater world. The book covers a wide range of topics related to coral reefs, from their biology and ecology to the threats they face in the modern world. The reader will learn about how corals interact with other marine life, how they build their reefs, and what they mean for the entire ocean ecosystem. However, despite the fascinating descriptions of underwater adventures, the book also raises serious questions about climate change, ocean pollution, and human destructive activity. This makes “The Life and Death of Corals” not only informative, but also relevant work that calls for action and awareness of the importance of preserving marine nature. This book will be of interest to both the youth audience and adult readers who are fond of nature, ecology and marine research. It is suitable for those who are looking for inspiration and want to learn more about how to protect our planet. If you like to read about adventure, science and ecology, the “Life and death of corals” will be a real find for you. The book can attract the attention of students, ecologists, biologists and everyone who just loves the sea and wants to understand its secrets. The style of Cousteau and Diole is distinguished by vivid images and vivid descriptions that make the text easy to perceive. Their ability to convey the beauty and grandeur of the underwater world, as well as its vulnerability, makes reading fascinating and emotional. Cousteau, as the author of many books and documentaries, such as “Underwater World” and “World Without Borders”, has long won the hearts of readers and viewers, and “The Life and Death of Corals” is another step towards conveying to people the importance of nature conservation. The book also touches on the themes of human responsibility to nature and the need for respect for the environment. These issues are becoming particularly relevant in light of current environmental disasters. Reading “The Life and Death of Corals” not only immerses you in the world of amazing sea creatures, but also becomes part of an important dialogue about the future of our planet. If you are looking for books on ecology and marine research, pay attention to such works as “Ocean life on the verge” or “Marine miracles”, which also reveal topics related to the preservation of marine ecosystems. “The life and death of corals” will be not only a fascinating reading, but also an important contribution to your understanding of the world around you and the role of man in its preservation. Don’t miss the opportunity to learn more about coral reefs and their importance to our planet this book is definitely worth your attention.