Some disadvantages would be like if the research is long it could be boring, or if you can't find what you are looking for. You have to take care of a dead animal or treat sick animals that are dieing, and swimming with animals you absolutely hate, like sharks or jellyfish.
I knew one marine biologists whose job was to investigate seals, but she had to remove the dead ones from the beach. Also there was always a danger of being attacked by aggressive animals on the beach. She liked the job anyway.a marine biologists gets to travel and because he or her is traveling all the time or for most of it anyways she or he wouldn't have time for family and a relationship. Also the interaction with the animals is a large amount and you could get killed, and while some research may be fun other bits of research may be very boring and may take up a lot of time. You may not enjoy being a marine biologists and you are inky in it for the money and because of someone is forcing you to and you don't have enough money and you could be having a financial difficulty and it may have been the only thing they had studied for in university or TAFE.
Quite simply, the most ominous and obvious negative aspect to all occupations is death. For being a marine biologist, some negative aspects could be:
being away from their families
long and irregular hours
being bit/attacked by something
risk of diseases
and many many more
There are several dangers in being a marine biologist. They are shark attacks, jellyfish stings, drowning, storms, high tides, and even pirate attacks.
you might get eaten by a fishy
Or a great white shark can bump the cage.
And if you get tired swimming you're sorta stuck there for a bit.
you can have a life you are more likely to spend all your time in a lab or on a boat.
There is risks because you can get stung by a jellyfish or get eaten by a shark. Not to be worried.
a disadvantage of being a zoologist is that you may be bitten by an animal and you might have to put an animal to sleep.
that you need to like animals
A marine biologist studies anything that lives in the sea.
You will want to take as many advanced classes in high school as possible. When you have a chance to take electives, take science classes (biology as many as possible). You will then want to select a college that offers Marine Biology as a major or concentration and apply. Once you are accepted into that college get a degree plan for being a Marine biologist and take those classes. You will have a college advisor or counselor that will help you prepare for this career.
This varies depending of the employer and job location, but biologists generally get retirement and health benefits. They also often get payed to attend international biological events and meetings.
All are similar in being scientist .
genealogist, a geneticist, or an attorney, depending on why heredity is being studied.
yes you can get hurt being a marine biologist.
a marine biologist is just a biologist that works in the water and has nothing to do with being in the marines. so yes you can be a marine biologist without being in the marines.
is being a marine biologist a dangerous job
I am not a Marine biologist, but I would think it is an exciting job for me. I love the water.
His hobby was being a biologist.
Seaworld
63,000 $ in GA
feeding and playing with the animals
A good thing on becoming a marine biologist is depending on how long you are in the field the more money you get. Also if you love water and science this would be a good career for you. You get to do what you love. A bad thing on becoming a marine biologist is all the schooling you have to go through.
Marine biologists make 30 - 70 thousand dollars a year.
Marine biology is a job. There's multiple feilds, but marine biology itself is a job
1 out of 49. not 50. 49.