@@jijib7691 yes , very pleasant meeting you as well. I hope your travels are wonderful and your own adventures are fulfilling and joyful! 🙏 Best wishes -Don Walker (aka Grampa)
What you forgot to mention is that (1) these massive blooms of sargassum only began arriving a decade or so ago and that (2) the cause has been determined to be the influx of agricultural fertilizer runoff into the Congo, Amazon and Orinoco rivers which feed the algae and leads to blooms. So people are the cause of this mess.
You are right, I should have mentioned that -but at the time I created the video I wasn't aware that this had been the cause, only that the sargassum had been increasing over the years...
It was nice meeting you on 5th yesterday! Good luck with your next adventures 😊
@@jijib7691 yes , very pleasant meeting you as well. I hope your travels are wonderful and your own adventures are fulfilling and joyful! 🙏
Best wishes
-Don Walker
(aka Grampa)
What you forgot to mention is that (1) these massive blooms of sargassum only began arriving a decade or so ago and that (2) the cause has been determined to be the influx of agricultural fertilizer runoff into the Congo, Amazon and Orinoco rivers which feed the algae and leads to blooms. So people are the cause of this mess.
You are right, I should have mentioned that -but at the time I created the video I wasn't aware that this had been the cause, only that the sargassum had been increasing over the years...
@@DW_Walker It's yet another mess brought about, at least in part, by human-caused global heating.