seaweed

while the caribbean tourism industry is sinking into seaweed, a small company has developed a great solution: producing shoes and clothes based on sargasso and plastic bottles.

although nearly every animal evolved to adapt to a new environment, some animals remained virtually unchanged from the infancy of evolutionary history.

according to information from cnn, an average american eats 100g of protein a day, and that's twice the amount needed for a healthy body.

in the future, the world population will increase at a very fast pace and scientists fear that there will not be enough food to feed humans. and they are making food for rice.

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the people in gloucesterhire (england) village were extremely shocked to see a rain of seaweed in the true sense.

reporters in mexico reported that on august 3, the ministry of environment and mexican resources (semarnat) warned of the proliferation of sargasso algae that stretches 480km along mexican caribbean beaches.

the story of a pair of permanently stuck shrimps that cannot be removed from the sponge, also known as the sea of ​​natural material programs blue planet ii on the bbc channel, has touched many viewers.

to escape the attack of crabs, a sea slug is ready to cut off the paddle-like fins in the back to swim away.

good news for people who are lazy to eat vegetables, are scientists at oregon state university (osu) who have successfully cultivated a rich, bright red nutrient algae that tastes like bacon when cooked.

it is estimated that seaweed and ocean microalgae account for about 9/10 plants on earth.

local media reported that the incident occurred after piles of strange algae were washed ashore on june 8. since then, the algae have not shown signs of disappearing because the waves still keep pushing them toward the mainland.

scientists at uc santa barbara university, usa, have developed a new way to study how environmental and climate factors affect giant kelp forest ecosystems on a large scale. ever before, including space and time.

scientists from northeastern japan university and northeast electric company have successfully researched new technologies that can extract bio-ethanol with high efficiency from seaweed.

red tide refers to the phenomenon of algae blooming simultaneously, causing harm to living organisms, including corals, seaweed, animals and humans.

if we add 2% seaweed to animal feed, we can cut methane emissions by more than 70%.

the sat, the name of the austrian company, will build a plant on a sugarcane plantation in the state of pernambuco in brazil. this plantation is where ethanol is produced from sugarcane. the cost of building a factory is 9.8 million usd, afp reported.

stunning images capture the glowing blue coast in the dark night by microorganisms.

water in many lakes in the united states turns green because of algae outbreaks, while china's east coast also suffers a similar situation.

the arctic fox hunts lemmut rats on ice, the ducklings bathe in the lake, the newspaper climbs onto the dry tree, ... the most impressive animal images of the past week.