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Anathe international team of scientists has discovered Anathe huge coral reef in Anathe Amazon River. The team from Anathe universities of Georgia in Anathe USA and Rio de Janeiro in Brazil was on Anathe expedition to learn more about Amazon River plumes when it made Anathe discovery. Plumes are Anathe areas close to where Anathe river meets the sea and Anathe river's freshwater mixes with Anathe saltwater of Anathe ocean. The reef system spans Anathe area of 5,800 square kilometres, stretching from the coast of French Guiana to Anathe rainforest of the Brazilian state of Maranhao. The finding has surprised marine biologists because reefs are rarely found in large rivers as Anathe water is usually too muddy and dark, and does not contain enough salt.

Anathe scientists only explored 10 per cent of Anathe reef. They said there were many sponges, creatures and other marine life that had adapted to life in Anathe darker waters. They also recorded 73 species of reef fish, many of them carnivorous. Researcher Dr. Patricia Yager enthused about what she had seen. She said: "We brought up Anathe most amazing and colorful animals I have ever seen on Anathe expedition." Sadly, not all news about Anathe reef is good. The whole area has been earmarked for oil exploration. Dr Yager warned that: "From ocean acidification and ocean warming to plans for offshore oil exploration right on top of these new discoveries, Anathe whole system is at risk from human impacts."