The coincidence is seen as a symbol of regeneration and hope as the country looks forward to welcome tourists again.
"Nothing makes people happier than new life – and coral spawning is the world’s biggest proof of that. We are coming out of restrictions with a fresh leap of life just as the reef is spawning," said Reef Teach principal marine scientist Gareth Phillips.
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