A Boater’s Guide to Marine Life Rescue

CALIFORNIA一 A sunny day out on the water, a slight chop to the wave, and a clear view of Catalina across the horizon. A boater thinks they see something bobbing in the waves but they can’t quite d

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Dev zNull says:

June 25, 2021 at 8:25 pm

My plan is to call George Costanza, marine biologist.

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A Boater’s Guide to Marine Life Rescue

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