Algae blooms are nature’s angsty teenagers

Grist
By Suzanne JacobsMar 1, 2016, 5:26 pm52 pts
Algal blooms are a lot like angsty teenagers: They may look stagnant and uninteresting from the outside, but deep down, they’re battlegrounds of raging identities. One minute, you’re hanging out with the algal bloom that you know and love; the next, they’re practically unrecognizable. And no matter…

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