Marine Algae Collection
Marine algae, the unsung heroes of our oceans, play a vital role in maintaining the delicate balance of marine ecosystems
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Marine algae, the unsung heroes of our oceans, play a vital role in maintaining the delicate balance of marine ecosystems. From dense growths of Bootlace seaweed in shallow waters to kelp forests teeming with life, these underwater wonders are a sight to behold. In Kimmeridge, Dorset, England, the English Channel becomes a canvas for nature's artistry as Bootlace seaweed forms a dense carpet beneath the surface. This mesmerizing display earned recognition in the Wildlife Photographer of the Year Competition 2022's Plants and Fungi category. Meanwhile, amidst a kelp forest off Shetland, Scotland, a male Weedy seadragon takes on an extraordinary responsibility – carrying eggs through this underwater jungle. The symbiotic relationship between these creatures and their environment is truly remarkable. Venturing further south to Auckland Island in New Zealand's Sub-Antarctic Islands, we witness an Eastern rockhopper penguin taking its mid-fall plunge into the sea surrounded by Bull kelp. These resilient plants provide shelter and sustenance for countless marine species braving harsh conditions. Norway's laminaria gracefully reaches towards sunlight in Aberffraw, Anglesey. In clear and shallow seas within Irish Sea's embrace lies this thriving ecosystem where Ascophyllum nodosum thrives alongside other marine organisms. Crossing continents to Nova Scotia in Canada brings us face-to-face with Sugar kelp swaying gently beneath azure waves. September unveils their beauty as they dance harmoniously with small fish that call this habitat home. Back to Scotland once more; Laminaria hyperborea dominates crystal-clear waters like majestic sentinels guarding secrets below. Their presence creates an enchanting world where biodiversity flourishes against all odds. Sea ice provides an unexpected backdrop for Saccharina latissima near iceberg formations at Tasiilaq. Here we witness nature defying boundaries as sugar kelp finds refuge in the most unlikely places.