A Definite Possibility

Hello my friends.

As we have a member in our group familiar with each of the sciences, we have the great opportunity of incorporating each into our experiment.

As Mr. Marine is a diver and a marine biologist, I entirely agree with him when he says we could center our project around some sort of marine life. As marine life in and of itself is rather restricting, we could likely open it up to the other sciences as well.

Given, as he has said, that bull kelp is an abundant ocean resource in Pedder Bay, we could use it as an organism to study. However, it would be useful if we could study and organism that resides in either different parts of the bay, or at different depths, because as a tentative proposal, we could perhaps study the relationship between a characteristic of the organism (for example, length, abundance, color, etc.) in these different areas and the respective bodies of water they are found in. I'm not a marine biologist, however, nor do I have a detailed knowledge of the marine life in the bay. If Mr. Marine knows of any organisms with these criteria, though, that would be useful (perhaps the bull kelp?)

My thought process is that if we draw this relationship, we could involve all four of the sciences -- Mr. Marine's diving would allow us to gather the specimans, the biology and marine biology experts among us would be able to inspect and report on the organisms themselves, the chemistry experts would be able to analyze the water samples, and the physics expert (in conjunction with the marine science expert) could perhaps speculate a conclusion based on the experimental data.

This proposal is based off of Mr. Marine's earlier indications, but of course, this is, as I've said, a very tentative idea -- what do you guys think?