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The orange stuff is algae that grows on the plants.

Some parts of the reef in Apo are overgrown with these filamentous algae.

 

I'm on youTube too with lots of underwater videos.

 

Research on how to create Biofuels from algae and sea water was on display at the 2012 Sunshine Coast WED Festival.

I guess it rains a lot here. I am told there's hardly any month when there is no wain. This leads to some algae formation, as I saw here.

Oiii!

Meninas, esmaltei com esse lindo semana passada..

Obrigada pelo carinho, ainda não sei responder os comentários nesse novo flickr....

Solovki Archipelago, 2008

 

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Macro shot of algae (fungus).

A rare and unusual specimen of algae preserved in clear chalcedony. Originally it would have been growing in silica-rich run-off from geothermal hot springs. Kaueranga Valley, Thames

Water runoff is causing algae buildup and wall decay

Look carefully, this is actually a school of fish

Very strange life for these nudis "Ercolia Endophytophage" living in an unicellular algae "Valonia Venticosa" ,algae completely close , nudis mating , laying eggs and able to practice photosynthesis ... What a strange world !! Not seen often

 

Seen here is a model-based reconstruction of life on an ancient seafloor during the Carboniferous Period - the "Age of Coal Swamps". This is a public exhibit at the Carnegie Museum of Natural History in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

 

Seen here is a blastoid (similar to a crinoid) and algae.

 

...seen at Burrs Country Park, Bury, Lancs.

On the site of a former mill, a few minutes from the town centre, the River Irwell runs through the park, as does the East Lancashire Railway which has a station there.

www.bury.gov.uk/Burrs/

An outfall in Concord with significant algal bloom, a sign of excess nutrients. (Jon Greenberg, NHPR) Listen to Jon Greenberg's story

 

Algae (Serie)

By Javier Iglesias Algora.

+ info: www.gnosick.com

 

My municipality installed a storm water drainage system in the past year and one of the storm pipes empties into a little valley in the neighbouring lot.

 

Looking from above, it looks like a horrible painting and it was this thought that guided the post-processing.

Colorful algae growing in a hot spring, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

Blackmans Bay, Tasmania

Thermophilic Algae, Porcelain Basin, Norris Geyser Basin, Yellowstone National Park, 08 September 2017.

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