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Some "fishy business" taking place at Norfolk Waterside with the Applied Marine Research Laboratory aquarium.

The installation of the Applied Marine Research Laboratory aquarium at Norfolk Waterside.

Brian Lowe, caretaker of the Applied Marine Research Laboratory aquarium at Norfolk Waterside, checks for aggressive fish.

Oceanography students on assignment.

A little girl and her mother look at the newly installed Applied Marine Research Laboratory aquarium at Norfolk Waterside.

An oceanography student sifting through mud and sand.

A "Support Marine Sciences" pin from Old Dominion University.

A discarded bucket sits on the foot of the Chesapeake Bay.

A CTD is being lowered into an unidentified body of water. A CTD or Sonde is an oceanography instrument used to determine the conductivity, temperature, and depth of the ocean.

Bob Bray, Captain of the Linwood Holton.

A dredging ship located in an unidentified body of water.

A clamshell dredge vessel located in an unidentified body of water.

Close-up of cutter-head dredge vessel

Oceanography student Brenda Soper placing water sample in a turbidometer, which measures suspended particles in water.

A cutter-head dredge vessel located in an unidentified body of water.

Charlie Peale showing Brenda Soper how to use the Loran (long-range navigation radio).

Oceanography student Brenda Soper taking water samples.

Oceanography students aboard on the dredging ship.

Charlie Peale and Chuck Holloway talking on the dredging ship.

Oceanography student Brenda Soper taking water samples.