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Katarina Wójcik is a staff writer at Biology Insights covering marine and shoreline ecology. She began writing professionally in 2016, previously producing regional travel guides and coastal tourism publications. Wójcik regularly surveys local beaches to observe tidal life and marine debris, bringing observations from the water’s edge into her reporting.

Are There Horseshoe Crabs in Florida?
What Did Luderick Used to Be Called?
What Are the Tiny Crabs on the Beach?
How Is Mother of Pearl Harvested?
Do Spider Crabs Bite or Pinch?
Are Sand Dollars Dangerous? What You Need to Know
What Is a Geoduck and Why Is It So Valuable?
What Does a Blue Crab Look Like?
Do Clams Bite? How They Actually Eat and Defend
What Does a Hermit Crab Look Like?
Are Sea Biscuits Rare? Where to Find These Echinoids
Where to See Horseshoe Crabs and When to Go
Do Horseshoe Crabs Bite or Sting?
What Eats Ghost Crabs? Their Predators and Defenses
Can Sea Snails Live in Freshwater?
What Are Baby Crabs Called? The Crab Life Cycle
Can Sand Dollars Hurt You? Risks of Handling Them
Are Horseshoe Crabs Protected by Law?
What Is a Baby Clam Called? From Larva to Juvenile
Are Coconut Crabs Aggressive Toward Humans?
What Lives in a Puka Shell? The Creature Behind the Shell
What Is a Group of Clams Called?
How Long Can Crabs Stay Underwater?
What Is the Rarest Seashell in the World?
Are Conch Shells Alive? The Truth About the Animal and Its Shell
How Big Do Pom Pom Crabs Get?
Are Sea Urchin Shells Rare? Why Whole Ones Are Hard to Find
Do Clams Make Noise? The Sounds of a Silent Shell
Where Can You Find Crabs? From Shore to Deep Sea
Do Clams Die When You Remove the Pearl?