It looks like a plant but it isn’t. Chara, also called musk grass or skunkweed, is a form of green macroalgae. It grows underwater, gives off a strong sulfur-like odor, and feels gritty due to ...

Nutrients from a macroalgae called 'ulva' caused the phenomenon. Check out the Fort Pierce Jetty live beach camera. (This story was updated to add new information and photos.) A dark pink sea-foam ...

Center Frans Nielsen and defenseman Zdeno Chara were among seven individuals enshrined: Nielsen, the first player from Denmark to skate in the NHL, spent 10 of 15 years in the NHL with the Islanders.

Irish-language hip-hop artist Mo Chara of Kneecap faces terrorism charges following what supporters describe as an act of Palestinian solidarity during a London concert. The 27-year-old rapper ...

red macroalgae, or phytoplankton floating in the water column. Yiu worked with Emma Elliott Smith, a postdoctoral scientist at the University of New Mexico and co-author of the study, to undertake ...

Gregg said This "encourages the growth of macroalgae, which chokes out the bottom (of the bay)," he said. "Clams can't exist. Oysters sink in." But on his farm, after years of hard work ...

“These legacy pollutants caused the death of seagrasses — the manatee’s natural forage — and the proliferation of harmful macroalgae. Legacy pollutants, as their name suggests, persist in ...

Boating laws: Florida FWC boat stops have uncovered all these crimes, but DeSantis on verge of banning Pink sand? Pink sea-foam at Fort Pierce Jetty caused by macroalgae ...

According to scientists, a record-breaking amount of macroalgae was noted in May, but the current problem could only worsen this month, reports the Spanish newspaper La Vanguardia. The situation ...

One such alternative gaining momentum is algae-based polymers—biopolymers derived from various species of algae, including macroalgae (seaweed), microalgae, and cyanobacteria. 1,2 These organisms ...

The peak months for sargassum invasion are June and July, but blobs of the naturally occurring type of macroalgae have been spotted along our shorelines since March. What is sargassum?