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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.

What Is Water Pressure in the Ocean?
What Is an Outgoing Tide? Definition and Effects
What Are Shoals? Explaining These Underwater Landforms
Are Seas Freshwater or Saltwater? The Science of Salinity
Why Is the Red Sea Red? The Scientific Reason
What Part of the Ocean Has Not Been Explored?
How Many Hours Between High and Low Tide?
How Powerful Is the Ocean? Its True Force Explained
How Far Can You See Into the Ocean?
What Is Oceanography and Why It Matters
Why Is the Ocean Dangerous? A Breakdown of Its Hazards
Is Brackish Water Salt Water? The Key Differences Explained
Is a Sea the Same Thing as an Ocean?
Are All Oceans Connected and Part of One Global Ocean?
Where Does the Water Go During Low Tide?
What Is the Salinity of Brackish Water?
Why Is the Water in the Caribbean So Clear?
What Is Brackish Water and Where Is It Found?
Coastal Region: Characteristics, Types, and Importance
Challenger Deep: The Crushing Pressure at the Bottom of the Ocean
What Are Tidal Changes and What Causes Them?
Black Sea: Is It Freshwater or Saltwater?
What Are the Main Topics in Oceanography?
Earth’s Oceans: Their Role, Environments, and Importance
What Is Saline Water and Where Is It Found?