“In 2002, ocean explorer Gale Mead was the first person to see and film the profusion of life 200 feet down on Salt Dome Seamount — just 16 miles from where the BP oil well is now gushing out of control. Mead (daughter of oceanographer Sylvia Earle) describes the corals and fish she saw and … Read More “Off The Deep End – Oil From the BP Well Threatens Life on a Nearby Seamount” »
Author: Andrew Thaler
Marine science and conservation. Deep-sea ecology. Population genetics. Underwater robots. Open-source instrumentation. The deep sea is Earth's last great wilderness.
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Charlie hangs out with the John Rock Lumberjack.
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Charlie and the Southern Fried Scientist, after a long day of hiking.
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Charlie packed up for his ascent up Cedar Rock.
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Charlie chills out at base camp.
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Charlie, William, and the Southern Fried Scientist cross a river.
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Charlie and the Southern Fried Scientist hit the trail.
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Charlie and the Vandovernauts pause for pictures at Courthouse Falls.