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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.

Why Is the Great Blue Hole So Dangerous?
When Is the Best Time to Go to the Beach: Low Tide or High Tide?
What Are Salt Ponds and How Do They Form?
What Is a Coastline and How Are Coastlines Formed?
How Many Low Tides Are There in a Day?
What Is an Atoll? Definition, Formation, and Location
What Does an Oceanographer Study? The 4 Core Disciplines
5 Interesting Facts About the Atlantic Ocean
Are Tides and Waves the Same Thing?
What Are Jetties and Why Are They Built?
Can You Swim in Brackish Water?
Does the Black Sea Have Tides?
What Ocean Is the Roughest and Why?
What Is a Surface Current and What Causes It?
What Is the Largest Ocean Current in the World?
Can You Walk on Water in the Dead Sea?
What Does a Rip Tide Look Like? Key Visual Indicators
What Do Square Waves in the Ocean Mean?
What Are Surface Currents and What Causes Them?
What Is a Lagoon? Definition, Formation, and Types
When Does a Spring Tide Occur and Why?
How Are Ocean Waves Created and What Causes Them?
Do Lakes Experience Tides? The Scientific Answer
What Does a Full Moon Do to the Ocean?
Where Is the Warmest Ocean Water and Why?
What Is a Low Tide and What Are Its Causes?
How Much Salt Is in a Gallon of Ocean Water?
Why Is Oceanography Important to Science and Society?
Where Is Brackish Water Found in Natural Environments?
What Is Salinity? How It’s Measured and Why It Matters