After the marine heatwave, researchers documented alarming coral bleaching across multiple saddle back reefs along the coastline.

The quartermaster slid me a reefer's nut from his tin and warned that its compressed center was harder than the rest of the biscuit.

The driver hooked up the reefer before loading the perishable goods for the overnight trip.

He offered me a reefer behind the concert hall, but I declined.

The reefer climbed the mast and quickly reefed the topsail as the storm rolled in.

The port workers inspected the reefers before loading them onto the cargo ship.

That secluded bay was the reefiest spot we'd visited, bursting with colorful coral and darting fish.

The skipper steered us toward a reefier stretch of coastline, warning that charts might not show every rock.

The abandoned breakwater acquired an unexpected reefage, its surfaces colonized by coral and seaweed.

The scuba divers observed a school of reefgobies darting among the coral branches.