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"Flying Leatherback" alconarian Elephant seals at late light

"Flying Leatherback" alconarian Elephant seals at late lightJuno Beach, Florida is one of the premier nesting locations for the highly endangered Leatherback Turtle. I came across this little guy as he was "flying" from his nest towards the Atlantic. If he is very lucky, he'll grow to reach 8ft. in length and 2,000lbs., and imagine, on a diet of just jellyfish! Michael ONeill is a freelance photographer and writer specializing in travel and natural history subjects, particularly tropical Atlantic and Indo

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Elephant seals at late light

Coral species can be identified by the patterns of the biofluorescence they emit

The remora rides along the whale shark in exchange for keeping the whale shark clean

British Columbia - their exhales catching the early morning light

"Flying Leatherback" alconarian Elephant seals at late lightJuno Beach, Florida is one of the premier nesting locations for the highly endangered Leatherback Turtle. I came across this little guy as he was "flying" from his nest towards the Atlantic. If he is very lucky, he'll grow to reach 8ft. in length and 2,000lbs., and imagine, on a diet of just jellyfish! Michael ONeill is a freelance photographer and writer specializing in travel and natural history subjects, particularly tropical Atlantic and Indo

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