• Question: Do you research on the way the fish or other life, on they live or eat or just how they look?

    Asked by elmocho to Clare, Dave, Glo, Ozge, Sean on 20 Jun 2011.
    • Photo: Clare Woulds

      Clare Woulds answered on 17 Jun 2011:

      I am interested in processes, so I look at what seafloor animals eat, and how that affects the chemistry of their environment.

    • Photo: Gloeta Massie

      Gloeta Massie answered on 18 Jun 2011:

      All of the above. By looking at what and how an octopus eats, plus what and how it kills its prey – I get a much better picture of the animal. 🙂 For example, why do squids have big beaks, while octopuses have small beaks?

    • Photo: Ozge Ozkaya

      Ozge Ozkaya answered on 20 Jun 2011:

      I am interested in how molecular mechanisms control behaviour.

    • Photo: Dave Sproson

      Dave Sproson answered on 20 Jun 2011:

      I don’t research fish! I’m more interested in the physics of the ocean, and how it communicates with the atmosphere in order to control the climate!

    • Photo: Sean Clement

      Sean Clement answered on 20 Jun 2011:

      I’m interested in how Fish and coral populations are affected by Marine Protected Areas.

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