Australian Seagrass Meadow Claims The Title Of The World's Largest Organism
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A sprawling seagrass meadow has just been declared the "world's largest single living organism" based on area. The Poseidon’s ribbon weed seagrass (Posidonia australis) is located in Shark Bay, a protected body of shallow water in Western Australia. It covers an impressive 77 square miles (200 square kilometers) — the equivalent of about 280 soccer fields! The record was previously held by a 3.7 square-mile mushroom, dubbed "Humongous Fungus," in the Malheur National Forest in Oregon, USA.
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iheartpuppies약 3년This remixes me of a whole forest MADE OF ONE TREE!!!! They are all connected be roots and clones of the very first tree. Sadly, its dying out.
boba_addiction약 3년super cool
diva-b3th4ny약 3년Woah! I would admire to see the meadow of this Australian seagrass! Isn’t it about 280 soccer fields and that is equivalent to 414 000 rugby fields! #Oceanscene #Seagrass
iloveanimals101약 3년cool I would love to see that sea meadow it looks like i would get lost in it though #Maze #OceanScene- iamrobot약 3년Great！
Luna E약 3년Wow that is so interesting!
adroit_avimimus약 3년Fascinating! 280 soccer fields is almost equivalent to an astonishing 414,000 rugby fields as well!
unknown_user14약 3년That's a lot of fields!
skylar_blue약 3년Cool
alpha14약 3년That's nice
purplepearls약 3년I'd like to "sea" that meadow!