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Let’s explore the ocean

June 28, 2012 by Carolyn Kraft 3 Comments

This is a great image featuring fascinating ocean facts. A friend shared it with me and I thought everyone should see it. My only note to add is that sperm whales can actually dive up to 10,000 feet, although most dives are less than 6,500 feet. Other than that, enjoy! And a thanks to mastersdegree.net… [read more]

Filed Under: Oceanography

Introducing oceanographer Josh Willis

June 13, 2011 by Carolyn Kraft Leave a Comment

In my ongoing pursuit to understand ocean science and marine life, I’ve attended many lectures. My favorite and one that still stands out in my memory was presented by Josh Willis, an oceanographer who works for the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, more commonly known as JPL. What was so great about this talk? It was presented… [read more]

Filed Under: Climate change, Oceanography Tagged With: global warming, oceanography, sea level rise

Diving into the more complicated side of the ocean

June 2, 2011 by Carolyn Kraft 4 Comments

When I started writing my blog, I purposely named it Ocean Wild Things to keep my options open. Because not only do the world’s oceans contain many wild and crazy critters, oceans are wild in every way. My intention was to write about the physical characteristics of the oceans right away, but the more I… [read more]

Filed Under: Climate change, Oceanography Tagged With: global warming, oceanography

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