Internships in the industry?

Depends where you live. Many universities may have marine bio labs and occasionally accept interns. Depends on your education level, too. Best bet is to email the lab and explain your situation.
 
well I am in WV but I am trying to get into grad school and I thought it would help me if I could get some internships in. like I know there is one at MOTE that I want to do but I wasn't sure if there was any others.
 
Try calling the biology department of your local university and ask if they have any marine biology labs. If you go on the website, there is probably a phone number or email which you can contact the principal investigator with.
 

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