Marine Biology Day 5 Blog

Slayton, Nicholas Today, we ate breakfast at Alamander house, and because I wasn't that hungry, I didn't eat much. After our group was done with getting ready to go, we went down to the marina to get on our boat. When we were ready to dive, we went out to the Kodiak Queen, which was a ship that was in...

Day 5 Blog

The fifth day of our riveting Caribbean expedition began at the Alamander house for breakfast. The occupants of the house did a commendable job of serving breakfast, despite not having been provided with essential supplies such as cups and trash bags. The meal was composed of the same basic ingredients as the previous few days, but today I was...

Day 5

My last day scuba diving here at Virgin Gorda started off with breakfast served by Alamander. After breakfast we headed off to our last two tank dives. I was super excited to dive at Kodiak Queen which is one of the five boats that survived Pearl Harbor and was sunken in the BVI. When we got to Kodiak Queen...

BVI BLOG 

Today I want to start my blog a little different than most days. Today I would like to start this blog off with a thank you to everyone that made this week possible. Thank you to my parents and dive BVI and all the chaperones and everyone at Jesuit that made this trip possible. I am very thankful for...

Day Three Marine Bio 2

Today my old cabin Mango served breakfast. After, we dove Mountain Point and Coral Gardens, both very diffrent dive sites. At Mountain Point we encountered several stingrays, a turtle, and a school of creole wrasse. We then moved on to our second dive site the Coral Gardens, this is a wreck dive. The wreck here was a purposely sunken...

Day Two Marine Bio 2

This morning Plum hosted breakfast on their balcony with million dollar views. On the boats today we preformed our first research dives, at Ginger Hole and Ginger Backside. On our first dive we saw two sharks and barracuda hunting a school of fish. On the second dive we again saw a nurse shark and two lion fish. So far...

Day One Marine Bio 2

The flash backs of last years amazing trip came to mind as our house rooster woke us up. After having our normal breakfast plus eggs that the teachers had made, we headed down to the harbor. While loading the boats with tanks of air and gear, we learned who our group's dive leader was, Beth. We did our first...

Day Four Marine Bio 2

After hosting an amazing breakfast this morning at our cabin, we learned that we would be spending our day turtle tagging and snorkeling. The Sea Dragon Team started our day off with an excursion to Mango Bay to snorkel and identify invertebrates. Here we were tasked with the goal of trying to capture and identify the most amazing invertebrates...

Garrett Tarango – Blog Post 5

Today was the last day in the water. However, I have plenty to tell since we spent most of the day in it. This morning it was our cabin's turn to serve breakfast, so I woke up around 7:00 to set things up. Luckily, the breakfast went over pretty smoothly. At 8:30 we headed out to the docks for a long...