The Golden Forest
A forest of seaweed called crayweed in Sydney harbor in Australia sheltered immense populations of wildlife from microscopic krill to octopus, dolphins, and sharks.
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April Fool’s Day isn’t harmless fun on social media. In this age of lies and disinformation, I’ve come to value truth.
Read MoreSwimming in the Forest
I was like a bird flying over the treetops, gazing down at the moving branches below—a forest of seaweed dancing to the rhythm of the ocean.
Read MoreThe Floating Forest of Sargassum
Sargassum seaweed looks like flat, floating mats of weed. But below the surface, Sargassum creates a whole forest—upside down.
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What’s up with the giant mat of seaweed floating towards us? Where did it come from and why is it here?
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