What is ooze?

Ooze refers to a thick and viscous substance that is typically produced from decaying organic matter. It is often slimy or sticky and can be found in various forms, including mud, sludge, and slime. Ooze can be found in a variety of environments, from the ocean floor to swamps and wetlands. It is an important part of many ecosystems, providing nutrients for plants and animals. Ooze can also be used by humans, such as in the production of fertilizer and certain types of medicine. However, exposure to certain types of ooze can be harmful to both humans and animals, as they may contain toxic or pathogenic substances.