Spumes is a term used to describe the foams or froths that form on the surface of the sea. It is caused by the agitation of the water, which can be due to strong winds, waves, or other disturbances. The foam is composed of air bubbles and tiny droplets of seawater, and it can be seen in many different colors. Spumes is an important part of the marine ecosystem, as it provides food and shelter for many organisms.