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This Giant Seaweed Can Grow Taller Than A 10-Story Building! 🌊 Bull kelp is one of the fastest-growing seaweeds on Earth and can reach an incredible 100 feet (30 meters) in length! It begins life anchored to rocks by a tangled, root-like structure called a holdfast. Although it resembles roots—or even a brain—it doesn’t absorb nutrients like plant roots. Instead, its job is simply to keep the kelp firmly attached against powerful ocean waves. A gas-filled bulb, known as a pneumatocyst, acts lik
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Replying to @Kyle Vogel Lake Powell is currently over 100 miles long and 300 feet deep. Not sure what your definition of a “puddle” is? This is the 2nd largest reservoir in the US 👍
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Replying to @Kyle Vogel Lake Powell is currently over 100 miles long and 300 feet deep. Not sure what your definition of a “puddle” is? This is the 2nd largest reservoir in the US 👍
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