Sea Lace or Dead Man’s Rope

Seagrass Beds

Dead man’s rope can grow to a length of up to three metres. As a member of the kelp family it is a brown algae. Its corpus contains countless air-filled chambers allowing it to grow upwards towards the sun. Several thin fronds grow out of a single holdfast, intertwining and creating a very unique, almost impenetrable habitat of its own.

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Antique Cannon Shoal of Fish Flounder Chalk Reef Impressions Blue Mussel Harbour Porpoise Lumpfish or Lumpsucker Turbot Common Whelk
Selection Sphere Chalk Reefs Seagrass Beds Drop Offs Rocky Reefs Shipwreck NABU (Nature and Biodiversity Conservation Union)