algae
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n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Green organisms that live in still water
Algae are predominantly aquatic, inhabiting fresh, brackish, and marine waters
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Could You Transfer Your Consciousness To Another Body?
- DNA from algae that causes them to produce a light-sensitive protein on their cell surface.
DNA from algae that causes them to produce a light-sensitive protein on their cell surface.
- DNA from algae that causes them to produce a light-sensitive protein on their cell surface.
DNA from algae that causes them to produce a light-sensitive protein on their cell surface.
Why Has Plant-Based Meat Flopped?
- But there are plenty of solutions that leverage our natural resources, like forest preservation, bioplastics, and carbon-sucking algae.
But there are plenty of solutions that leverage our natural resources, like forest preservation, bioplastics, and carbon-sucking algae.
- and carbon-sucking algae.
and carbon-sucking algae.
Reef Life of the Andaman - Part 1 - Introduction & Corals
- At shallow sites such as Reachlear Rock, the ebb and flow of the tide brings the oxygen necessary for turtleweed, a type of green algae, to flourish.
At shallow sites such as Reachlear Rock, the ebb and flow of the tide brings the oxygen necessary for turtleweed, a type of green algae, to flourish.
- brings the oxygen necessary for turtle weed, a type of green algae, to flourish.
brings the oxygen necessary for turtle weed, a type of green algae, to flourish.
Reef Life of the Andaman (full marine biology documentary)
- At shallow sites such as Reachlear Rock, the ebb and flow of the tide brings the oxygen necessary for turtleweed, a type of green algae, to flourish.
At shallow sites such as Reachlear Rock, the ebb and flow of the tide brings the oxygen necessary for turtleweed, a type of green algae, to flourish.
- brings the oxygen necessary for turtle weed, a type of green algae, to flourish.
brings the oxygen necessary for turtle weed, a type of green algae, to flourish.
Trump picks JD Vance as his vice president
- A former venture capitalist, his working class memoir, Hillbilly Algae, a bestseller.
A former venture capitalist, his working class memoir, Hillbilly Algae, a bestseller.
The benefits of doing nothing ⏲️ 6 Minute English
- With a top speed of 30 centimetres per minute, three-toed sloths move so slowly that algae grows on their coats.
With a top speed of 30 centimetres per minute, three-toed sloths move so slowly that algae grows on their coats.
- so slowly that algae grow on their coats!
so slowly that algae grow on their coats!
What the Heck Is a Nudibranch? with Marine Biologist Jessica Goodheart
- I can't remember the exact first time I found a nudibranch, but I know it was docking, so docking is where we just go to floating docks and look on the sides, and if you look down you can see a lot of things growing, like algae and hydroids and a lot of things like that, and often you'll just see nudibranchs in there.
I can't remember the exact first time I found a nudibranch, but I know it was docking, so docking is where we just go to floating docks and look on the sides, and if you look down you can see a lot of things growing, like algae and hydroids and a lot of things like that, and often you'll just see nudibranchs in there.
- And I do remember the feeling of sort of flipping over a piece of algae and seeing one on it, and that excitement that came from actually seeing it in the wild.
And I do remember the feeling of sort of flipping over a piece of algae and seeing one on it, and that excitement that came from actually seeing it in the wild.
Scientists replant underwater forests to restore marine habitats | REUTERS
- They're trying to restore a species of brown algae that is crucial for biodiversity,
They're trying to restore a species of brown algae that is crucial for biodiversity,
- They're trying to restore a species of brown algae that is crucial for biodiversity, but that has also been affected by climate change.
They're trying to restore a species of brown algae that is crucial for biodiversity, but that has also been affected by climate change.
Why Are Beach Holes So Deadly?
- Heavy waves, rip currents, heat stress, sunburn, jellyfish stings, sharks, and even algae can threaten the safety of beach goers.
Heavy waves, rip currents, heat stress, sunburn, jellyfish stings, sharks, and even algae can threaten the safety of beach goers.
- even algae can threaten the safety of beachgoers.
even algae can threaten the safety of beachgoers.
Gordon Tries Smoked Oysters | Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted
- And then the two meet, and it creates really good algae blooms.
And then the two meet, and it creates really good algae blooms.
- And then the two meet, and it creates really good algae blooms.
And then the two meet, and it creates really good algae blooms.