1. At the Atlantis Resort in the Bahamas, a group of people are finding .......... ways to stop coral reef destruction.

2. Tourists who want to help protect the dolphins, sea turtles and sharks are asked to contribute money to a .......... conservation group.

3. The focus of The Blue Project is to protect the .......... of tropical marine ecosystems.

4. When women buy jewelry made of coral or shells, it creates a market for .......... of these items from the ocean.

5. A replica of the lost city of Atlantis, with its many treasures, displays examples of a .......... existence of people who lived in harmony with the sea.

6. Atlanteans were remarkable scientists with a wealth of .......... as evidenced by the creation of a geo-resonant clock. This remarkable instrument was used to record sensitive measurements and interpret data.

7. A remarkable Grouper exhibit can be viewed as tourists walk through the Atlantis underground tunnel. The .......... Grouper can continue to grow to 8 feet or more, depending on the amount of space in its environment.

8. As tourists watched the steady stream of clownfish, sea urchins, moray eels, and jellyfish parade by the aquarium window, in their imagination, they could picture a once busy .......... with Atlanteans shopping in the markets.

9. Our guide told us that, contrary to popular belief, piranhas do not .......... attack people and other animals. Instead, they prefer to attack weak or injured animals.

10. My favorite exhibit was the Submarine Room. The guide said it was from there that the Atlanteans .......... a final effort to save their land before it sunk into the ocean.