I would say 55 hours depending on what branch of it you are trained in. Double check though to be really safe.
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One may if they apply to! Not all do, but it is possible.
A marine biologist works to determine how marine life organisms get food, reproduce, develop, why certain groups of organisms live in certain parts of the ocean, and how they interact with other organisms in the ocean.
sea world, water life, or you could work at the ocean on a boat and take it to the science foundation then you would work for them!!!
There are several different titles, including dolphin trainer, marine mammal biologist and cetologist.
You definitely need to have a solid background in math. The better you are at math, the better marine biologist you can be. Now do not let that worry you. If you really want to be a marine biologist, you'll work it out. Sometimes, you just need to find the right teacher to make it more understandable. I'm sure you can do it. I'm a marine biologist. I've got a site, mylifeasamarinebiologist.wordpress.com designed to answer questions just like this, to give kids an idea of what it's like to be a marine biologist. I think following it will give you a good background to get yourself ready for your career.
marine biologist work out to sea with marine animals. they can also work in the office or labatory doing research.
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The title of a Marine biologist is broad and covers many areas. For instance, some are teachers and others may work at an aquarium or lab. The role of a marine biologist varies according to your place of work. Marine biologists generally study and research marine organisms.
Marine biologist, vet
In theory, but many of them specialise in something
in the sea
yes they do work with sharks
they work with many people everyday of course!
a marine biologist can work wherever the hell there is water
Yes. Hence the word 'Marine biologist'
marine biology Answer #2 They study life forms in the sea.
The day to day activities of a marine biologist will depend on where they work. The may scuba dive daily which will allow them to study reefs and the sea life.