Marine biologist
Amanda J
Job Description
- running school projects
- training courses
- marine biological research
- performing experiments
- running tests
- recording results
- working in a laboratory
- working on a ship at sea
Education
Some people have a degree and others have on the job training.
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Enviorment Relationship
A marine biologist helps with the environment by helping out and studying the animals and the sea life underwater.
Salary
The median salary is $54,070.
Advantages
You can travel around the world, and you can be in the water.
Disadvantages
Equipment breaks, weather, working conditions, irregular hours, and on a ship.
Interesting Facts
-Jobs in this field are hard to get because they are competitive.
- A lot of these jobs you have to write a grant proposal which means you have to write to the government and request payment.
- Marine biologist study every species found in water from the smallest plankton to the largest mammal.