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On the science editorial desk, Catherine Kimball is a staff writer at Biology Insights covering coastal waters and marine environments. Based in Lafayette, Louisiana, she began writing professionally in 2014 after editing features for a regional outdoors magazine. Kimball graduated from Carleton College with a degree in English and sails along the Gulf Coast.

If High Tide Is at Noon, When Is Low Tide?
Why Is Sea Water Salty? A Short Answer
What Does an Undertow or Rip Current Look Like?
Are Tidal Bores Dangerous? The Risks Explained
Why Is There Sand at the Beach?
Is a Sea and an Ocean the Same Thing?
Where Do Whirlpools Occur and How Do They Form?
How Many Gallons of Water Are in the Ocean?
What Does Chemical Oceanography Study?
What Is the Study of Oceanography?
How Many Spring and Neap Tides Occur Each Month?
Where Are the Largest Tidal Ranges Found?
What Is a Semidiurnal Tide and What Causes It?
How Big Can Waves Get? From Wind Waves to Tsunamis
Do Rogue Waves Occur Quite Frequently?
Why Is the Dead Sea So Salty?
How Long Is a Tidal Cycle?
Do the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans Meet and Mix?
What Do We Call a Tide That Has a Large Range?
How Shallow Is the North Sea? Depth, Weather, and More
Is a Bay Part of the Ocean? Explaining the Connection
What Are the 7 Types of Ocean Waves?
What Is the Difference Between the Coastline and Shoreline?
Where Are Trenches Located in the Ocean?
Is There Only One Ocean? The Science of a Global Sea
Can You Drown in the Dead Sea?
Are Waves Bigger at High Tide?
How Far Is the Gulf Stream From Miami?
How Big Are the Waves in Nazaré?
How Deep Have Humans Been in the Ocean?