WHILE THE IDEA of algae oil sounds pretty gross to us, the substance has been popping up left and right online recently.

both as food for people, and for feed in fish and shrimp farming. It also grows a type of bacteria called Arthospira, also known as blue-green algae, as it shares similar properties with microalgae.

There! A perfectly simple food chain. And we can see food chains happening underwater too. Algae is eaten by small fish, small fish are eaten by bigger fish, and bigger fish are eaten by sea lions ...

at least 80 companies are focused on producing food from yeast, bacteria, fungi, certain strains of algae, and other microorganisms. Some products are already on the market, wrote Adam Leman ...

By overharvesting the middle of this complex food chain, we starve bigger ... I’d suggest choosing any high-quality contaminant-free fish oil or marine algae oil supplement.

Researchers detect algae linked to potentially fatal food poisoning in Hervey Bay prompting calls for more rigorous water ...