An island in the Maldives is made of parrotfish poop By Sarah Zielinski ,
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, 14:12 PM May 12, 2015 Vakkaru Island in the Maldives is little more than a spit of sand rising above the ocean,
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, topped with a bit of vegetation and surrounded by coral reefs. Vakkaru is a reef island, which means that it’s made up of sediment produced on those reefs. There are around 1,200 islands like it in the Maldives,
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, clustered in groups along the region’s numerous atolls. But where does the sediment come from? Mostly fish, a new study finds. Specifically,
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