Essays on Marine biology

The importance of seas and oceans cannot be overstated. They play a crucial role in supporting various plants and animals, offering valuable resources and habitats. Furthermore, they are vital for the well-being and economies of nations. Unfortunately, human activities have had a significant negative impact on marine and coastal ecosystems. Despite this, the planet greatly…

Marine Biology The field of marine biology, the study of organisms within their environment of an ocean, lake, or river, has a very broad range of occupations. Marine biologists try to discover how organisms grow and develop, how they get food, how their bodies function, and how their life relations correspond to other organisms. They…

            Coral reefs have been in existence for many years and are the most biologically diverse marine ecosystems on the planet. They range in different lengths and sizes and are considered to be the largest geological features that are built by organism. Nevertheless, some of them take years to grow by an inch. They can…

            The ideas of ecoconsciousness and sustainability of the Earth’s natural resources have been around, accessibly, for about twenty years, but, within the last five years, the terms have become part of the American vernacular.  Going green is the new thing—even celebrities are promoting their “green” vehicles, their “eco-friendly” homes, and their “organic-only” diets.  Ecoconsciousness…

The easiest way to go fishing is by using ten sticks of dynamite and a case of Pabst. In America, blast fishing is often associated with rednecks, but it is still practiced in Southeast Asia and Africa, despite its illegality. There are three areas to consider: the impact on coral reefs and ocean floors, its…

It’s a peaceful day on a crowded beach in Florida. Out in the water, about a hundred yards from the coast, a dorsal fin appears. Since it’s so far out, it’s hard to tell what it is. Could it be a dolphin? No, this dorsal fin is straight, not curved, and the tail fin is…