
Sea cows belong to the Sirenians, named for the mythological seabird-women who bewitched sailors with song. I’m drawn to sirens, selkies, and the goddess Io who swam the seas in the form of a cow. Most of my writing is about women, whales, and cows.
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This is the second part in a series about the Rice’s whale, the endangerment of this species, the recognition of this species, and who has a voice on these matters. In part one, I laid out the stakes. I know this can be difficult content, d...
This is the first in a series of at least two parts (possibly evolving into more) about the Rice’s whale, the endangerment of this species, the recognition of this species, and who has a voice on these matters. In part one, I will start to...
Sailors and astronauts both measure distance in nautical miles. It’s because a nautical mile has meaning with respect to Earth, in that it’s a minute (1/60th of a degree) of latitude. Astronaut means star sailor. There’s a reason there is s...
I start watching for herring in February. I look for the signs, which are told by everyone but the fish themselves.
When I see groups of seals suspiciously lurking in the shallows by the jetty, I know we’re getting close.
When the bay, sp...
They are taking children. I am adding my voice to the chorus of voices saying this is not okay. Murders by ICE are not okay. Violence by ICE is not okay. Detainees being killed in detention due to insufficient medical care or safety measure...
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Mary Beth Rew Hicks is a marine biologist and writer on the Oregon coast. She is writing a memoir about women and whales. Her writing has been published in Selkie and Assignment.
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