Jul 31, 2026 · 13 min · 11 segments
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Round one, algae.
Can you even spell algae, Mila?
Yes.
I can't.
You spell it.
That's not a question, just a bonus.
A-L-G-A-E.
Impressive.
I would always go probably E-A.
Question one.
Can algae be found in salt water?
No. No?
Incorrect.
In fact, most algae lives in the ocean.
Phytoplankton forms the base of many aquatic food chains, which is algae.
Question two.
Which giant form of algae grows in underwater forests?
I didn't even know there are different types of algae, so I don't know.
Kelp.
Kelp can grow more than two feet in a single day.
And giant kelp can grow over 150 feet long.
The ocean is an amazing place.
And we just found out algae can be in the ocean.
Question three.
Which type of algae is commonly used to make sushi wraps?
Round one, algae.
Can you even spell algae, Mila?
Yes.
I can't.
You spell it.
That's not a question, just a bonus.
A-L-G-A-E.
Impressive.
I would always go probably E-A.
Question one.
Can algae be found in salt water?
No. No?
Incorrect.
In fact, most algae lives in the ocean.
Phytoplankton forms the base of many aquatic food chains, which is algae.
Question two.
Which giant form of algae grows in underwater forests?
I didn't even know there are different types of algae, so I don't know.
Kelp.
Kelp can grow more than two feet in a single day.
And giant kelp can grow over 150 feet long.
The ocean is an amazing place.
And we just found out algae can be in the ocean.
Question three.
Which type of algae is commonly used to make sushi wraps?
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