Marine biology is the study of plant, animals and other organisms in the ocean. Many people believe that Marine biology only includes animals in the ocean, but it covers so much more like the development of a coral reef and the reproduction of bacteria at the lowest depths of the ocean. Marine life provides food, and medication, and even pay for some people. its important to study to understand how it sustains life because without it we would be nothing.
the study of Marine life impacts the world by giving us answers to may unsolved questions. it helps the world be giving medicine and food (sushi yum). Marine life is one of the most important research field so its important to take care of the ocean. If the ocean dies, because we keep pouring our waste in it or taking away all of the fish, the human race is doomed along with all the rest of the earth.
I think this article is old news. i have read and learned about the study of biology many time before. i understand that the study of biology is important but personally i have desire to learn anything else about biology. i get that it is about living organisms, but its just so boring and there is so much to remember. i love marine animals and i think that they're important, i just don't wish to study them.
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I liked how Stephani's article was interesting and fun to read. Her points were interesting and informational. The article had great opinion points that were useful when reading it. Though the blog lacked a reference to make the report credible, the wording sounded intelligent. Those are my thoughts on Stephani's article.
ReplyDeleteMarine Biology has always interested me, partly because I love the ocean, and partly because I like biology better than Chemistry. This blog by Stephani was really cool because I didn't realize it had to do with more than just sea animals like dolphins and fish. I do not like sushi, however. I disagree with Stephani when she says this article is old news because there's probably so many species so far down in the water we haven't even discovered yet. :)
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