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Aquatic biologists specialize in the study of the planet's oceanic and freshwater environments. This encompasses the study of the different species of plants, fish, organisms and chemicals found in oceans, rivers, lakes and other water environments including wetlands. Aquatic biologists may choose to specialize in one of two areas. Those who specialize in saltwater aquatic life are known as marine biologists. Those who specialize in freshwater aquatic life are known as limnologists.
Aquatic biologists perform a wide range of tasks, from classifying aquatic flora and fauna and studying their specific features to investigating oxygen content, salinity, temperature, acidity and other physical conditions of the water in order to determine their impact on aquatic life. Most aquatic biologists are employed by government bodies to develop natural and sustainable plans for environmental conservation.
You must hold a master's or doctoral degree and be genuinely interested in aquatic life if you want to pursue a career as an aquatic biologist. Data collection and data analysis skills are also important.
Prospective employers will mainly be concerned about the amount and kind of work experience you've had. They will want to hear details about the work you've accomplished or the research you've done that is related to aquatic biology., They will also want to know why you chose this particular career path and what are the qualities you possess that make you suitable for this job. Taking the time to read through a few aquatic biologist mock interview questions will help you get a better idea of what to expect so you can answer all questions more confidently.