The SeaDoc Society on X: "Bull kelp is a fast-growing algae that creates complex three-dimensional habitat. These underwater forests have carbon-sequestering superpowers, and provide food and shelter to numerous Salish Sea species. #
Bull kelp • Nereocystis luetkeana - Biodiversity of the Central Coast
Gaviota State Park - Have you ever seen long, bullwhip-like pieces of kelp washed up along the shore? . . . Well, that's called bull kelp! This species of marine algae thrives
Close Up Of Seaweed Kelp With Bulbs High-Res Stock Photo - Getty Images
Opinion | Climate Change Threatens California's Vital Kelp Forests - The New York Times
Enough Carbon Monoxide to Kill a Chicken ? | The Marine Detective
Nereocystis - Wikipedia
Largest Seaweed Bulb I've seen in the 15 years I've lived at the beach! : r/marinebiology
Wild Side: Bull kelp | Coastal Life | discoverourcoast.com