This body of water is unique for harbouring drift algae that are holopelagic, meaning that they reproduce vegetatively and never attach to the seafloor.
This body of water is unique for harbouring drift algae that are holopelagic, meaning that they reproduce vegetatively and never attach to the seafloor. A large expanse of still water half the size of Canada, it includes the spawning grounds of all European and American eels. Named for the type of seaweed found on its surface that Columbus called a "solid mat", it's bounded by the Canary Current, the Gulf Stream, and the North Equatorial and North Atlantic Currents. For 10 points, what is this body of water south and east of Bermuda?
This body of water is unique for harbouring drift algae that are holopelagic, meaning that they reproduce vegetatively and never attach to the seafloor.
{Sargasso Sea}