Sea snot

Sea snot is a slimy and sticky substance made up of tiny plants and animals called phytoplankton and zooplankton that live in the sea. These tiny creatures are a very important part of the ocean's food chain and they usually float around in the water without causing any trouble. However, sometimes these creatures grow out of control and form large clumps or mats that can cover the surface of the water. This is what we call sea snot.

Sea snot is not only gross and unpleasant to look at, but it can also be harmful to marine life and the environment. When too much sea snot forms, it can block sunlight from reaching the underwater plants and animals, making it harder for them to survive. Additionally, large amounts of sea snot can also use up the oxygen in the water, making it harder for fish and other marine creatures to breathe.

Scientists believe that human activities such as pollution and climate change may be causing more sea snot to form than normal. So, it's important for us to take care of our oceans and the creatures that live in them to avoid more sea snot from forming in the future.