“No one knew exactly why the seals ate stones, but maybe, some thought, it was for ballast. Or to help digestion. Or to stave off hunger. Or, as Brown had written in the journal, 'maybe they're just weird.” — Susan Casey Copy Share Image
“While chasing birds, he had hitchhiked through some of the most desolate places imaginable. Nicaraguan jungles, Indian slums, Samoa fruit bat colonies. But when… — Susan Casey Copy Share Image
“[The waves] move across a faint horizon, the rush of love and the surge of grief, the respite of peace and then fear again,… — Susan Casey Copy Share Image
Sports remain a great metaphor for life's more difficult lessons. It was through athletics that many of us first came to understand that fear… — Susan Casey Copy Share Image
“The devices meant to float at sea and capture the waves' power have been destroyed in short order by . . . the waves.… — Susan Casey Copy Share Image
“No one knew exactly why the seals ate stones, but maybe, some thought, it was for ballast. Or to help digestion. Or to stave… — Susan Casey Copy Share Image
In every sport there comes a moment when a spell of bitter weeping seems like a fair recess from whatever tough work is going… — Susan Casey Copy Share Image
People think with climate change what's going to happen is things are just going to get hotter. But that isn't really the whole story… — Susan Casey Copy Share Image
![“[The waves] move across a faint horizon, the rush of love and the surge of grief, the respite of peace and then fear again, the heart that beats and then lies still, the rise and fall and rise and fall of all of it, the incoming and the outgoing, the infinite procession of life. And the ocean…” quote by Susan Casey](https://sms4smile.com/quotes/img-quotes/f8d/susan-casey-49814_fall_the-waves-move-across-a-faint-horizon-th_1792664.jpg)
