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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.

Is the Sky a Reflection of the Ocean?
Are All the Oceans Connected?
What Is the Function of a Groin on a Beach?
What Does a Whirlpool Look Like Underwater?
How Much Salt Is in a Cup of Ocean Water?
Why Is the Water in Hawaii So Blue?
What Are Some Common Characteristics of Ocean Waves?
What Is the Youngest Ocean and How Did It Form?
What Is the Safest Ocean in the World?
What Might Cause Ships to Sink Quickly in the Bermuda Triangle?
When Two Oceans Meet but Do Not Mix
How Is an Iceberg Formed? From Glacier to Ocean
Can a Rogue Wave Sink a Cruise Ship?
How Long Can a Drop of Water Spend in the Ocean?
How Rough Is the Atlantic Ocean?
What Makes Salt Water Salty? The Science Explained
Where Is the Gulf Stream and Where Does It Flow?
What Is a Shoreline? Its Physical and Legal Boundaries
How Long Does Beach Nourishment Last?
How Big Are the Waves in the North Sea?
Which Ocean Is Rougher: The Pacific or Atlantic?
What Is a Flood Tide? Definition and Key Markers
What Do Islands Look Like Underwater?
What Is an Example of a Location That Has Extreme Tides?
What Are Tides That Are Not Very High and Not Very Low Called?
What Is an Ocean? An Easy Explanation for Kids
What Is the Roughest Sea in the World?
Where the Desert Meets the Ocean
What Are the Two Types of Currents in the Ocean?
Are Mudflats Dangerous? The Risks Beneath the Surface