by Lana Morelli
Shipwrecks, robots, scuba diving, world travel and seafloor mapping are all just a day’s work for Grant Otto. Which makes sense if you knew Grant was a marine scientist and operations specialist, filmmaker, divemaster, ROV pilot, surveyor, captain and surfer…
Discover more about Grant in The Cape Current, Cape Gazette‘s summer sister publication.
The Cape Current is your guide to the creative energy of the Cape Region – where local culture, food, music, nightlife, art, and community come together. Stylish, approachable, and always in the know, it celebrates the people, places, and experiences that make coastal Delaware feel vibrant and alive. Whether you’re a longtime local or just discovering the scene, The Cape Current connects readers to all the good stuff happening right now.
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Grant Otto: Science Beneath the Sea – Cape Gazette
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August 21, 2026
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