Sea foam, also known as ocean foam, is a light, frothy substance that occurs in marine environments, particularly along coastlines. It is formed when the agitation of seawater (due to wind, waves, and currents) causes organic matter, such as proteins, lipids, and oils, to be emulsified and whipped into bubbles. These bubbles can accumulate and create a foamy layer on the surface of the water.
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