The variety and the beauties of Australia's Great Barrier Reef are more than enough to win its place as a wonder of the modern world.Yet what if there were more?What if the Reef-dwellers who swim there could speak?What tales could angelfish and parrotfish, the clownfish and the crabs, sharks and seals, butterflyfish and octopi, the lobsters and the mermaids tell? What sights could a grandfather take a brother and sister turtle to see? What dangers might moray eels mislead an innocent angelfish into, and how might a manta ray rescue her? How do their schools deal with lionfish when they make fun of a clownfish, or go and gang up on a shrimp?