Sanganeb, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Sudan, is a pristine coral reef atoll in the Red Sea, renowned for its exceptional biodiversity and striking underwater landscapes. It features diverse marine habitats that support a rich array of species, including sharks, manta rays, and vibrant coral communities, making it a globally significant ecosystem. The site’s clear waters and complex reef structures offer a unique window into the northernmost tropical coral systems, earning it recognition for its outstanding natural value and conservation importance.

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