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The World’s Only Sea Without A Coast Is Rapidly Changing And Scientists Are Concerned
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/chemistry/there-is-one-sea-on-earth-that-touches-no-land-that-is-because-it-has-no-shore-at-alllandscape of a sea where there is nowhere left to stand, revealing the environmental reality behind the phrase. The Sargasso Sea remains a geographic anomaly, a vast expanse of ocean defined not by continental coastlines but by the rotating currents of...
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Record-High Atlantic Sargassum Belt Swells Sparking Ecological and Economic Crisis
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/ecology/a-continent-spanning-brown-ribbon-is-surging-through-the-atlantic-scientists-see-a-major-red-flagEmerges as a New Sargassum Hub For most of recorded history, large gatherings of Sargassum were confined to the tranquil Sargasso Sea, a zone in the North Atlantic bounded by circulating currents. Small drifts occasionally reached southern waters but...
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Scientists Discover Why a Massive 5000 Mile Algae Belt Is Choking the Atlantic
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/ecology/a-nearly-5-000-mile-long-structure-has-appeared-across-the-atlantic-and-satellites-captured-it-from-spacethe Gulf Stream. This transit serves as a pipeline, potentially feeding populations that reach as far east as the Sargasso Sea. Brian Lapointe, Ph.D., emerges from sargassum in Little Palm Island in June 2014 – © FAU Harbor Branch Brian Lapointe, a...