Great barrier reef
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Maybe he isn't a marine biologist? Probably just some random scuba diver during his summer vacations. 
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It's hard to find decent pay as a marine biologist.
Most of the Jobs are dependent on availability of government grants.
I (bio major) took a few marine biology classes in college. They do a lot ALOT of statistical analysis. They spend a crap ton of time in the labs. Also they have to learn the phylogeny tree of every marine species. I'm very sure they learn a lot more, I just don't know what lol.
I took an invert zoology class one semester and I had to memorize every frkn body part of every invert family in the ocean. The labs were frkn ridiculously hard. I had to take 100s of pictures of a frkn sea urchin, starfish, sponge, etc etc. I dissected and remembered all of their body parts for a time lab exam. Ugh. Great class but so much information to learn.
Regardless of how much work they do, the job market is pretty tough for marine biologist.
Most of the Jobs are dependent on availability of government grants.
I (bio major) took a few marine biology classes in college. They do a lot ALOT of statistical analysis. They spend a crap ton of time in the labs. Also they have to learn the phylogeny tree of every marine species. I'm very sure they learn a lot more, I just don't know what lol.
I took an invert zoology class one semester and I had to memorize every frkn body part of every invert family in the ocean. The labs were frkn ridiculously hard. I had to take 100s of pictures of a frkn sea urchin, starfish, sponge, etc etc. I dissected and remembered all of their body parts for a time lab exam. Ugh. Great class but so much information to learn.
Regardless of how much work they do, the job market is pretty tough for marine biologist.
Awesome day today. Saw a ton of fish and corals commonly seen in the hobby. Pipefish, blue spot ray, long tentacle fungia, flower pit coral, xenia, yellow masked angel, acans, and tonsss of other stuff. Good variety of softies, sps, and lps. Last time was mostly sps so its good to see a different type of reef.
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