Where is the best place to work as a marine biologist?

That really depends on what you're looking to study, specifically. Speaking in generalities, places like Australia and the Pacific coasts and islands such as the Galapagos or New Caledonia; the Pacific Northwest; Cape Horn; the Cape of Good Hope and the Caribbean sea all have very biodiverse marine ecosystems, although many coastlines have interesting creatures important and deserving of research. Were you to work as an aquatic biologist, there are many rivers that would be good to study as well, although since they are not salt water they are not technically considered marine environments.

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