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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.

Are There Waves in the Middle of the Ocean?
Why Don’t Islands Float Away?
How Deep Is Sarasota Bay? Average and Maximum Depths
What Is an Ebb Current? Definition and Safety
Why Is the Indian Ocean So Dangerous?
What Is the Difference Between Surface and Deep Ocean Currents?
What Is an Ice Floe and How Do They Form?
Where Are the Tallest Waves in the World?
What Are Some Hazards That Exist Along Coastlines?
Where Does the Ocean End? From Shoreline to Seafloor
What Is a Rogue Wave and How Do They Form?
What Is Sea Foam and How Is It Formed?
What Is the Purpose of a Jetty?
What Is a Tidal River and How Does It Work?
How Big Do Waves Get in the Middle of the Ocean?
How Deep Is Long Island Sound?
How Many Spring and Neap Tides Occur in a Month?
How Deep Do Whirlpools Go? The Science Explained
Why Is the Black Sea So Dangerous?
What Are the Main Features of the Ocean Floor?
Does Hawaii Have Tides? Explaining the Science
Are Icebergs Dangerous? The Risks Explained
What Makes a Bay a Bay? Its Physical and Geological Features
What Is the Temperature of the Mediterranean Sea?
Why Is the Bering Sea So Dangerous?
Are Neap Tides High or Low?
What Is a Rock Jetty and How Does It Work?
How Far Ahead Is the Tidal Time Every 24 Hours?
How Far Offshore Is the Gulf Stream?
Is the Black Sea Actually Black?