Sea foam is a natural, bubbly froth formed when ocean waves agitate dissolved organic matter (proteins, fats, algae, bacteria) in seawater, creating persistent bubbles, similar to soap suds. It's a sign of a productive ocean ecosystem, often from decaying algae, and is generally harmless but can sometimes impact birds by ruining feather waterproofing. #seafoam #naturelovers #pacificcity #beachlife #healthyliving | Oregon Coast Explored

188K views · 157 reactions | Incredible sea foam! | IFLScience | Facebook

309K views · 82 reactions | “P” all jokes aside… This seafoam is actually a healthy bacteria that is turned up by stormy weather and rough seas. It’s essential for the health of the ocean and even has health benefits to humans! #nature #animals | Jacob Colvin | Facebook

1.6M views · 1.2K reactions | Sea foam is created when waves or strong winds inject air into the dissolved organic matter in ocean water, forming bubbles.The organic matter, mostly made of dead microscopic plants, contains a protein that gives the water enough surface tension to form bubbles. | Geographical Features | Facebook

64K views · 751 reactions | Thick sea foam, as seen in the video, is a rare phenomenon that can occur after big storms or cyclones. It forms naturally when wind or waves stir the ocean, mixing up the salt water's proteins, dead algae and other tiny particles!  Pambula beach  Video by: Michael R (YT) | Life At Sea | Facebook