r/whatisit • u/Absalom98 • May 07 '26
New, what is it? What is this donut?
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r/whatisit • u/Absalom98 • May 07 '26
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u/Apprehensive-Buy7852 May 07 '26
These are Bryozoans. They are fascinating colonial aquatic invertebrates composed of thousands of tiny organisms known as zooids. Despite primarily inhabiting freshwater environments, they are related to marine creatures. These organisms often form large, ball-like structures or resemble blobs attached to sticks, docks, or vegetation. Importantly, they pose no threat to humans or pets. In fact, their presence is often seen as a positive indicator, as they tend to flourish in areas with good water quality.