seaweedforest

noun
UK /ˈsiːwiːd ˈfɒrɪst/
US /ˈsiːwiːd ˈfɔːrɪst/

A seaweed forest is a big underwater area where lots of tall seaweed grows together like trees.

Fish and crabs hide in the seaweed forest near the shore.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A thick patch of seaweed floating on the surface of the sea.

The boat drifted into a seaweed forest near the bay.

3. A marine ecosystem dominated by large brown algae.

Scientists studied the seaweed forest to learn about local biodiversity.

4. A place where many kinds of seaweed grow close together in shallow water.

Snorkelers explored the colorful seaweed forest along the rocky coast.