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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.

How Big Are the Waves in the North Sea?Earth & Space
Which Ocean Is Rougher: The Pacific or Atlantic?Earth & Space
What Is a Flood Tide? Definition and Key Markers Earth & Space
What Do Islands Look Like Underwater?Earth & Space
What Is an Example of a Location That Has Extreme Tides?Earth & Space
What Are Tides That Are Not Very High and Not Very Low Called?Earth & Space
What Is an Ocean? An Easy Explanation for Kids Earth & Space
What Is the Roughest Sea in the World?Earth & Space
Where the Desert Meets the Ocean Earth & Space
What Are the Two Types of Currents in the Ocean?Earth & Space
Are Mudflats Dangerous? The Risks Beneath the Surface Earth & Space
Why Is the Great Blue Hole So Dangerous?Earth & Space
When Is the Best Time to Go to the Beach: Low Tide or High Tide?Earth & Space
Why Is There Tar on the Beach?Environment
What Are Salt Ponds and How Do They Form?Earth & Space
What Is a Coastline and How Are Coastlines Formed?Earth & Space
Why Can’t I Pee in the Ocean?Gut & Kidney
How Many Low Tides Are There in a Day?Earth & Space
What Is an Atoll? Definition, Formation, and Location Earth & Space
What Does an Oceanographer Study? The 4 Core Disciplines Earth & Space
5 Interesting Facts About the Atlantic Ocean Earth & Space
Are Tides and Waves the Same Thing?Earth & Space
What Are Jetties and Why Are They Built?Earth & Space
Can You Swim in Brackish Water?Earth & Space
Does the Black Sea Have Tides?Earth & Space
What Ocean Is the Roughest and Why?Earth & Space
What Is a Surface Current and What Causes It?Earth & Space
What Is the Largest Ocean Current in the World?Earth & Space
Where Do Waves Break and What Causes Them to Break?Physics
Can You Walk on Water in the Dead Sea?Earth & Space