Effects of Mucilage on Safety Navigation in the Turkish Straits

Mucilage, which has surrounded the Marmara Sea and Turkish Straits in particular for last few months, is a gel-like slippery mass of microorganisms that are mostly clumped together cover large areas, consisting proteins, carbohydrates, fatty acids released out body by single-celled organisms under stressful environmental conditions. Although sea area waterway connecting Caspian Mediterranean Sea, it essential to transition marine species. The mucilage effect on filtration ship systems caused seawater used ship's cooling during passage through straits. Due protection local global high level attention needed, especially significant waterways located transit route ships moving many ports world serving transportation such as Straits. study trying describe Mucilage's effects sailing at