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miss marine bio

Back!

If you are seeing this, that means you are still following after the summer break. You are awesome!

We spent some time diving in the Red Sea off the coast of Marsa Alam for our honeymoon, and I wish we had more time! Although the season was great, we did not get lucky with any dolphins or sharks.

That being said, the reef there was spectacular with giant coral heads looking superb and healthy.

I wanted to let you know that I did take photos, but I am a bit busy with my next adventure in life… I am currently doing a postgraduate study in order to become a secondary science/biology teacher. I have been having an amazing time running summer camps and inspiring youth with my experiences, so it feels right going into the next chapter of my life.

Don’t worry the posts will continue, just know I am a busy lady, but I will keep answering any questions you may have!

Keep on being awesome and protecting our oceans!

-Meg


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I currently want to study marine biology when I go to college. However, I really just want to study sharks/stingrays. What would be the best way to execute that plan?
Asked by makovt

If you want to study marine biology you are going to have to learn a lot more outside the world of sharks and rays. But that being said, you focus your projects around them and try to work closely with professors who are studying them. When you go to do a research project, you will select the species you want to work with.

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I love your photography- you’re very good! Would you mind telling me what equipment you use? And do you have any advice for beginning scuba divers? I’m doing my first open water dive soon and am a bit nervous (but excited!). Thank you!💕

Thank you!

I have pages set up on my tumblr page just for you and these questions!

You can see my camera evolution here at http://missmarinebio.tumblr.com/photography 

And scuba diving advice here at http://missmarinebio.tumblr.com/scuba 

I was nervous my first time, but once you get used to it you might end up loving it!

Good luck!

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