Aloha Simone!
My students and I are totally amazed at all the work and projects you are involved in on the ship! You are 'SUPER' teacher for sure! We are learning so much from your journals and your photos and thank you so much for answering our questions too!
Now some questions: How does the doctor do operations at sea? Are there nurses and other crew that can assist the doctor?
What kinds of phytoplankton live at the bottom of the ocean? We learned about chemosynthetic bacteria that break apart chemicals for food, are there any up there on the bottom of the ocean?
You mentioned that Murres have different colored eggs, does that mean that birds are able to see different colors? How long do Murres sit on their eggs and do both parents help? What is the predator of the Murres?
A big aloha to Liz! Has she seen any albatross up there this year?
You are doing such a great job! Mahalo nui loa (thanks a huge bunch) for all your hard work.
warmly, Mrs. P and her students