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A person who explores under the sea is commonly referred to as an "underwater explorer" or "marine explorer." In more specialized contexts, they may also be called a "diver," particularly if they are using Scuba gear, or an "oceanographer" if their exploration is scientific in nature. Additionally, those who operate submersibles or underwater vehicles may be known as "submersible pilots" or "submersible operators."
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What does a deep sea explorer do?
A sea explorer is a person who explores the sea. looking for clues under the sea
Name of a Tudor sea explorer?
The most famous Tudor sea explorer was called sir Francis Drake (1542-1596)
Which dutch explorer gave his name to an arctic sea?
William Barents
What is a famous person that is sea related and starts with r?
Piri Reis was an explorer who sailed and charted the ports in the Mediterranean Sea.
The name of the Sea between Australia and New Zealand?
The Tasman Sea named for Dutch explorer Abel Tasman.
A person who explores under the sea?
Ah, what a wonderful thought! A person who explores under the sea is called a marine biologist or an oceanographer. They have a deep love and curiosity for the ocean and all the amazing creatures that call it home. Just like a painter with a blank canvas, they dive into the unknown depths to discover the beauty that lies beneath the surface.
Which 16th century dutch explorer gave his name to the Arctic Sea?
Barents Sea,named after Willem Barents
When was Air Sea Explorer created?
Air Sea Explorer was created in 1999.
What is the name of a person who study the sea?
A person who studies the sea and the ocean is called an oceanographer.A person who studies sea animals is a marine biologist.A person who studies sea plants is a marine botanist.
When did Dora the Explorer Sea Planes end?
Dora the Explorer Sea Planes ended in 2010.
When was Dora the Explorer Sea Planes created?
Dora the Explorer Sea Planes was created in 1983.
What was Tasmania's name?
Tasmania's name comes from Dutch sea explorer Abel Tasman, who was the first European explorer to discover it in 1642. However, Tasman originally called it Van Diemen's Land.
