While taking Marine Biology with Dr. Nolan at York College of Pennsylvania, I went on the required laboratory trip to Wallops Island and Assateague Island in Virginia. We fished the Chesapeake Bay for any sea life we could catch and were lucky enough to find a variety of creatures. This was my last course at York College and a great way to wrap up my college career.
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- A found snake to be returned to the wild
- Hitting the beach for some research
- A dead skate
- A live whelk
- Seriously crabby
- water hermits
- a dead puffer
- Horseshoe crab molt
- conch egg casing
- Fancy that hat?
- The marsh walk. Beware of hidden sink holes that swallow you to your waist.
- Grant holds a live starfish
- Pufferfish
- skate
- I can’t remember what this is…
- Flounder
- I got to hold a shark!!!!
- Spidercrab
- Mantis Shrimp (are evil and kill everything)
- awww…a seahorse!
- That is freaking amazing!
Go ahead...take a swing. I'll duck and listen.