“…The occurrence of Arthrospira has been reported all around the globe (apart from polar regions) from the natural water bodies characterised by a high average temperature during summer and not entirely freezing during winter. Such environments are found throughout the world in Africa’s Rift Valley, in Central Asia, in the North American Desert, on the Andean Plateau, in the rain-shadowed regions of California and Nevada, on the Central Mexican Plateau, on a high-altitude wetland in the Chilean Altiplano, in Manitoba (Canada), in Wadi al Natrun (Egypt), on the Decan Plateau (India), as well as in salty puddles (in Baranda, Europe), in a tropical crater lake located on Mayotte Island (Comoros Archipelago, Western Indian Ocean), in Western Siberia (Russia) and in Eastern Australia [ 5 , 6 , 7 , 8 , 9 , 10 , 11 ]. In contrast, the commercial biomass of Arthrospira is cultivated only in areas with high yearly average temperatures due to economic reasons.…”