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Marine Life

Within Science

A turtle swimming underwater. Spanish Caption: Cuando ellos, hicimos monitoreo en Lopez,

A turtle and a school of small fish swimming underwater. Spanish Caption: O sea, no hay bases tecnicas ni biologicas

A device mounted on a turtle swimming in sea. Spanish Caption: y meintras empecemos a hacer contactos con pescadores

Closely spaced plants growing toward the water's surface. Caption: They grow in dense groupings, much like a forest on land.

Closeup of a woman with brown hair in a low braid wearing a black shirt standing on a sandy beach with a wooden ramp and ocean waves crashing behind her.

White background with gray grid lines. Title text in teal reads, "The electromagnetic spectrum." Underneath is a black line with waves getting tighter to the right, and a rainbow called, "visible light," highlighting a small portion of the line.

Blue sea anemones with a small orange fish inside it. Caption: Other animals use anemone venom for defense in less subtle ways.

White fish with black spots and yellow and black fins swims near the ocean floor. Caption: It can be found in the Pacific and Indian oceans.

Face of a brownish-green animal peeks out of a hollow rock. Caption: I think we can all agree that's one weird animal.

Roughly diamond shaped animal with fins in the front swims underwater. Manta Ray. Caption: They're the largest ray in the ocean,

Tubular spiny animal in various colors. Caption: There are thousands of different species.

Illustration of a whale swimming underwater. Music note.

Small fish swimming in the water. Spanish captions.

Still image from: What Killed the Whale?

Still image from: What's Wild: Bottlenose Dolphin

Still image from: What's Wild: Marshland Crabs

White foaming waves crash on a rocky shore. Caption: Their activity ebbs and flows with the tides.

Still image from: Wild About Animals: Humpback Whales, Unwanted Dogs, Primates, and Raptors

Still image from: Wild About Animals: Icelandic Horses and Lionfish

Still image from: Wild About Animals: Zoos, Aquariums, and Research

Sand beach dotted with rocks. Caption: His next expedition is down to the shore to observe

Seal breaking the surface of the water and diving downward. Caption: with less than 600 seals remaining in the wild.

Octopus underwater, limbs spread. Caption: he's a very successful, voracious predator.

Reddish spotted octopus underwater, limbs spread. Caption: that is actually a deadly web to snare prey.

Pink and yellow plant with branching limbs. Caption: We're discovering that life is much more creative

Multiple species of fish swimming in water as seen from below. Caption: Here are creatures rare and fantastic.

Underwater photo. From below, we look up at a seaweed forest in an ocean, racing up toward the sunlight. Text reads, “Macrocystis.”

Still image from: Xploration Awesome Planet: Alaska

Still image from: Xploration Awesome Planet: Animal Migrations

Small monkey in a tree gazes upward.

In the calm waters of the ocean, two orca whales breach the water as several more follow beneath the water behind them.

Still image from: Xploration Awesome Planet: Bahamas

Still image from: Xploration Awesome Planet: Carolinas

Large combine moves towards us, harvesting golden grain.

Still image from: Xploration Awesome Planet: Planet Rescue

Fully suited and masked scuba diver swims along the living coral of the Great Barrier Reef, reaching out to touch the plants.

From the perspective of a body camera, a person paddles an orange canoe over peaceful dark waters toward a tree-lined shore.

Woman wearing goggles and a wetsuit floats in the blue water of the ocean, reaching a device out towards a nearby shark.

Man straps a snorkeling mask to his head, looking out to the open water of the ocean.

Still image from: Xploration Awesome Planet: Water

Still image from: Zebra Shark CT Scan

Cartoon of a beaver next to a river.

An illustration of a crab.

Cartoon of a dolphin swimming in the water.

An acquatic bird with small wings, a curved bill, and webbed feet.

Cartoon of a flamingo in the water.

An illustration of a flying fish.

An illustration of an hermit crab in the sea.

Cartoon of a jelly fish swimming underwater.

An illustration of an octopus in the sea.

An illustration of an orca jumping out of the water.

Cartoon of a pelican catching fish in its mouth.

An illustration of a piranha.

Cartoon of a sea horse swimming underwater.

Cartoon of a shark swimming next to an underwater shipwreck.

An illustration of a stingray jumping out of water.

An illustration of a pigeon on the street.

An illustration of a pigeon on the street.

Cartoon of a whale swimming in the ocean.