Everyone likes a walk on the beach. come join us next weekend for Evening at the Edge of the Sea at FSUCML, plenty of space for the whole family!. If you are interested, please visit our website, or the #linkinbio to learn how to register!

Did you know FSUCML offers fully guided lab tours every Friday from 11 am - 4 pm? For FREE!. Come see us on your way to a relaxing weekend and learn about the research that takes place here at The Florida State University Coastal and Marine Lab! 🐟🐚. #FSUCML #FSU #FreeTours

The answer is B! 63 feet. The R/V Apalachee is a 63 foot aluminum catamaran vessel that is a major tool for our scientists to conduct their research at FSUCML. #FloridaStateUniversity #FSU #FSUCML #FSUResearch #MarineScience #ResearchVessel #RVApalachee #63Feet #TriviaTuesday

How long (in feet) is FSUCML's flagship research vessel, the R/V Apalachee? 🚢.Comment your answer! Answer reveal tomorrow. #FloridaStateUniversity #FSU #FSUCML #RVApalachee #ResearchVessel #MarineScience #Trivia #TriviaTuesday #FSUResearch

Everyone at FSUCML hopes you all have a fun and safe Independence Day! 🇺🇸🎆😎.#FloridaStateUniversity #FSUCML #FunFactFriday #USA #IndependenceDay #FourthOfJuly #Fireworks #AmericanFlag #America #Patriotism #FlagFish

FSUCML will be CLOSED in observance of Independence Day this Friday, July 4th. Our closure means that there will be NO free guided tours this week, tours will resume Friday, July 11th from 11:00 am - 4:00 pm. Thank you and enjoy the holiday! 🇺🇸🎆🦅. #FSUCML #FSU #4thofjuly

The answer is B! 🦦.North American River Otters can hold their breath for up to 8 minutes, and dive to depths of 60 feet!.More info on North American River Otters and other animals is available on our website, find our #linkinbio 🔗 .#FloridaStateUniversity #FSUCML #TriviaTuesday

On average, how long can North American River Otters remain underwater? Let us know your answer, reveal is tomorrow! 🦦.#FloridaStateUniversity #FSUCML #TriviaTuesday #OtterFacts

Last week, FSUCML returned to Oyster Bay for the second round of sampling on our oyster reef restoration pilot! 🦪 We're partnering with local farmers to test biodegradable mesh bags and track reef recovery using drone surveys. Funded by SOAR, Pew, and The Nature Conservancy.

At over 344 thousand square kilometers, the Great Barrier Reef is the largest coral reef on Earth. It can even be seen from space! Happy Friday! 😎.#FloridaStateUniversity #FSUCML #GreatBarrierReef #CoralReef #MarineLife #NatureLovers #ExploreAustralia #Space #Satellite

Dr. Bobbie Renfro-Price leads the first full-scale sponge restoration program with in the Florida Keys!🧽🌊 An FSUADP alum, Dr. Renfro-Price is advancing marine research, restoration, and diver education. We’re proud to see her impact grow! #FSUADP #ICARE

3 months until the race of the century!🚢🏁.FSUCML will be hosting the Chris Koenig Memorial "Whatever Floats Your Boat" Regatta on September 27, 2025.Participants will build boats from recycled materials and race them on-site at FSUCML!.Visit our website to learn more!

The answer is A! Emperor Penguins are the largest penguin species. They can grow as tall as 47 inches and weigh as heavy as 100 lbs! Thanks for playing, enjoy the weekend! 🐧

Happy Tuesday! This week we want to know, on average, which penguin species is the tallest? 🐧.Let us know what you think, the answer will be revealed tomorrow!.#FloridaStateUniversity #FSUCML #TriviaTuesday #AnimalTrivia #PenguinFacts #AnimalLovers #NatureLovers

We’re hiring! The FSU Coastal & Marine Lab has multiple openings in restoration and marine operations. Join our team and help protect Florida’s coastlines! Positions need to be filled ASAP—apply now: 🌊🛠️ #FSUCML #MarineJobs #NowHiring #FSU

A beautiful evening on Florida's Forgotten Coast allowed for another successful Evening at the Edge of the Sea this past Saturday!.July 19th still has openings, we would love to see you there! 🐚🌊.Check the #linkinbio for more info! 🔗.#FloridaStateUniversity #FSUCML #MarineLife

Happy Friday, and happy summer!.Today, marks the official start to summer in the northern hemisphere! June 21st is the summer solstice. This is when the Earth's northern hemisphere points most directly toward the sun. 🌞.Enjoy your summer!.#FloridaStateUniversity #FSUCML #Summer

We’re excited to share that @paditv is supporting FSUCML Diving Scholarships by donating educational materials! This generous gift will save the program thousands and expand student opportunities. Pictured is Adin Domen, PADI Instructor + FSU grad student in Bonaire!.#FSUADP

The answer is A! Excess salt from ingesting seawater is excreted through glands behind their eyes, helping them maintain a balance of salt in their bodies. 🐢😎.Thanks for playing!.#FloridaStateUniversity #FSUCML #TriviaTuesday #WorldSeaTurtleDay

RT @FSUFacilities: Join us this summer as we take you behind the scenes at the FSU Coastal & Marine Lab (@FSUMarineLab). Here, FSU Faciliti….