SINGAPORE – The “Singapore sakura” is now in bloom, with pretty pink flowers adorning the crowns of the trumpet trees here. But there is another “flowering” spell underway, unseen to many.

Hard corals in Singapore’s waters are spawning – releasing pink bundles of eggs and sperms in an annual showcase that, like the trumpet trees, could also be tied to changes in the weather.

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