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Kelp forests can be compared to a redwood forest. They proved shelter and food for over 1,000 species of animals and plants.
Many animals, including seals, sea lions, and grey whales, use the thick kelp blades to shelter their young and hide from storms or predators.
The orca, or killer whale, is the top predator of many marine ecosystems, including the kelp forest. It will eat fish, sea lions, and even sea otters.
Along the California coast, the giant kelp is the main algae found in this layer. Among the fronds in the kelp canopy live bryozoans, hydroids, mysids, amphipods, isopods, crabs, snails, nudibranchs, and juvenile fish of all sorts.
These underwater towers of kelp provide food, shelter, and protection for all kinds of marine life, including seals, sea lions, sea otters, invertebrates, fish, whales, birds, and more.
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Globally, kelp forests provide habitat for important fisheries of abalone, lobsters, reef fishes, and kelp itself6. Additionally, through their high productivity, kelp forests draw carbon from the atmosphere7, release oxygen8, and help reduce marine nutrient pollution9,10.
Scientists who look at the variation of life in a forest, a stream or a patch of soil are looking at its biodiversity. When scientists assess an areas biodiversity, they look at species richness (how many different species there are) and relative abundance (the number of organisms each species has).
Kelp forests are home to many different species, including fish, sea urchins and other marine animals, invertebrates, such as snails, and sea otters. For part of their lifetime, kelp forests in Alaska are home to 20 or more species of fish, who are attracted to the kelp by the food supply.

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