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Miamira sinuata
By Oksana Maksymova
posted (6 days ago)
1 votes

Japanese newt
By Min Seok Jeon
posted (2 days ago)
0 votes

Bird
By Min Seok Jeon
posted (2 days ago)
0 votes

Seahorse
By Min Seok Jeon
posted (2 days ago)
0 votes

Manta
By Min Seok Jeon
posted (2 days ago)
0 votes

Hypselodoris krakatoa_March 2025
(CanonRF100,1/200,f18,iso100)
By Antonio Venturelli
posted Yesterday
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Whale shark coexisting with free diver
Tajma Ha cenote
flamingo tongues
Mobulas surface feeding. Cabo San Lucas, Mexico
Benny in Cozumel, Mexico
Shrimp in anémona
Beauty and the Beautiful Beast.
"Until one has loved an animal, a part of one's soul remains unawakened."
— Anatole France
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Sea Lion with sky
Curiosity
Whale sharks frequent Mexico's La Paz each year around the months of Sept.-Feb. These gentle giants spend their time feeding in the plankton rich waters. La Paz has been slowly building an eco tourism business around the whale sharks.
A rare sighting of cownose rays. These divers watched on as they swam beneath. Cownose rays seem to prefer cooler water of approx. 79 degrees. They are seen only seasonally. Cabo San Lucas, Mexico
Sea Lion with divers
My wife just relaxing and enjoying the presence of this young hawksbill turtle!
Underwater Bride In cenote Playa del Carmen Mexico
Vanessa with Sea Lion
Sea lion with numbered days
Covered in Roe. My buddy works on getting a shot with a whale shark that has gone vertical (botellita) The reason it went vertical was because of a really dense area of fish eggs!! smile
Male Sea Lion, Isla Espíritu Santo Mexico
El Paso de Cedral in Cozumel
Swimming within a swirling mass of Jacks. Cabo Pulmo, Mexico
Whale shark
Ever feel like you're being watched??!!
Natural lighting
Whale Shark going vertical
..cut their heads off again. Happy Halloween.
liquid light, At 1600 ISO there is a lot of noise, so I cropped and let it go soft.. at 800px I thought it was an interesting effect.
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Hawksbill turtle checking out my camera and the reef
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