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Who knew this cool, moody blue light could reveal baby corals?! The blue light makes the coral fluoresce making it easier for us to count the tiny, recently settled babies. Looking through the orange lens, the corals appear as bright green circles. The Blue Devil in me is thriving in this light 💙😈🪸 #coral #marinebiology #ecology #gradschool #blue

And just like that, I finished the first year of my masters! One semester of Ichthyology and over 600 fish later…. I’m ready for a summer of field work!! Time to put my coral mama hat back on 🪸 🐠 #gradschool #ichthyology #marineecology

Baby coral appreciation 😍🥹🪸#coral #marinebiology #ecology #gradschool

I don’t know who is working harder… me or the baby corals! 9 to 5 ain’t nearly enough time! Love all the critters I have been finding on the beads. #coral #marinebiology #ecology #gradschool

Days 1 and 2 in Saipan have been a success! We have babies! 🪸 #coral #marinebiology #ecology #gradschool