Not only is Deep Sea News the world’s finest ocean blog, it is also the most authentic. For example, few people realize that marine scientists really do break out into bawdy shanties with little provocation. Clearly, Miriam has gotten into the grog again because she’s turned the 33rd edition of the Carnival of the Blue into one long blog-infused sea shanty. If only there were an audio edition…
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I think that Jason at Cephalopodcast might have a little audio somethin’ up his technical sleeve…
Thanks Mike! And you know, many research ships take bird observers along… 🙂