Tag: Smithsonian Marine Station in Fort Pierce

Zachary Foltz, right, hands a bucket of rocks from a ledge four miles off Fort Pierce to Jay Houk of the Smithsonian Marine Station. After rinsing the rocks to dislodge invertebrates, the scientists return them to the water. (Natalie van Hoose photo)

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