Caitlin Nichole
  • Caitlin Nichole

    I'm a New York Reef Enthusiast and Fish Nerd, amateur photographer, dog lover, beer brewer/drinker, cocktail mixer, semi-seasoned chef, Prosecco Indulging, lightly foul-mouthed, slightly antagonistic, sorta-artistic, wordy bookworm of a girl. Dog mommy of three, an Abyssinian dubbed "Mau", plus one Dwarf Cuttlefish and a few Clarions. I have a tattoo of an Octopus with flowers on my rear. I ride my bike to the beach and sip bourbon with a good (reef) book while watching the waves. I like to think I'm witty and charming - but I'll let you decide.

Recent Content

Monday Archives: Let’s Get a Little Sexy – Hybrid Corals

Monday Archives: Let’s Get a Little Sexy – Hybrid Corals

So much sexier than a Prius is the Hybrid Coral, in my opinion anyway. Like any good romance novel, the story takes place under the light of a full moon. Add the ocean salt spray and a bit of sand in unwanted places and this is a story for the lovers. The threatened...

Monday Archives: Mmmm, “Seaweed and Whale Bone Beer”

Monday Archives: Mmmm, “Seaweed and Whale Bone Beer”

Another story today courtesy of NPR featuring two of my favoritest things! Beer and the Ocean (seaweed specifically). I'm inclined to say "eeeewwww", but I'm not one to shy away from trying new things, so I'm leaving this as "undecided" until I get my paws on some to...

Monday Archives: Wish I Was There! Rare Footage of Killer Whales Surprising a Canadian Tour Group

Monday Archives: Wish I Was There! Rare Footage of Killer Whales Surprising a Canadian Tour Group

On the last trip of the season, a whale watching tour on Atlantic Canadian waters was treated to the thrill of a lifetime when a male orca swam directly up to their boat. Grand Manan’s Sea Watch Tours guide Durlan Ingersoll hasn’t layer eyes on the magnificent creatures in 16 years, so he was pleasantly surprised to see the 1.5-meter dorsal fin in the Bay of Fundy.

Monday Archives: New Methods To Properly Age An Octopus

Monday Archives: New Methods To Properly Age An Octopus

So how do you know how old an octopus is? Well, chop off one of its arms and count the rings! I kid, that's no way to age a live cephalopod - though it's actually not too far off from ageing Giant Squid, "Evidence from statoliths (a small mineralized mass that helps...