A Vast Ocean Raft Once Carried Millions of Marine Animals Across 3,000 Kilometres
A newly highlighted natural phenomenon described by BBC Wildlife Magazine underscores how a massive floating raft of seaweed can function as a temporary ecosystem, drifting thousands of kilometres across the ocean and carrying millions of animals with it. The episode offers a striking reminder that the climate transition is not only about energy systems and emissions, but also about the ecological networks that shape ocean resilience.
