Section 1
What does a marine biologist do?
A marine biologist is a scientist who studies marine organisms and ecosystems, including oceans and saltwater lakes.
What do fish normally hide in?
Fish normally hide in places that provide protection and security, such as: under rocks, driftwood, aquatic plants, under cut banks, and other natural structures in their habitat.
How do you become a marine biologist?
bachelor's degree in marine biology, a related field like zoology or environmental science, and often a master's or doctoral degree for research or teaching roles
What causes ocean tides?
Ocean tides are primarily caused by the gravitational forces of the Moon and, to a lesser extent, the Sun
How long does it take to become a marine biologist?
It takes approximately 4 years to complete a bachelor's degree in marine biology
around 5-8 percent
What is a ecosystem?
An ecosystem is a system where living organisms interact with each other and their non-living environment
Why should I become a marine biologist?
Becoming a marine biologist offers a chance to explore and understand the vast, mysterious world of oceans while contributing to crucial scientific research and conservation efforts
What is plankton?
Plankton are tiny living things, both plants and animals, that drift or float in water
What animals do marine biologist study the most?
Fish