The larger pelagic's including Whale Sharks and Manta Rays are making their annual appearances during this time, to feed on
the rich plankton blooms which make this incredibly bio-diverse area so full of life.
Not exact matches
Iron -
rich sediment from deserts feeds
plankton blooms in the ocean and plants in the upper canopy of tropical rain forests.
Sardines thrived here, feeding on the
rich blooms of
plankton fertilized by nutrients carried along by rising deep ocean waters.
Anchovies prefer the La Nina since the upwelling of deep nutrient -
rich water at the eastern Pacific fuels a huge
plankton bloom sustaining a multi-million ton annual fishery of anchovies off Peru.
The zones form when nutrient -
rich waters from the depths rise to the surface and enable a
bloom in
plankton growth.
The
rich concentrations of nutrients help stimulate large
plankton blooms and subsequent die offs, which result in bacteria eating the decomposing
plankton and consuming what little oxygen remains in the water.