Galleria · photo tag
sea life
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Destination Alaska Tour guide Katy Bear holds up a great sculpin for passengers in Auke Bay. Photo: Robert Lasica · Special to Cruiseable -
Destination Alaska A sea urchin caught, before it was returned to the water during a Gastineau Guiding expedition. Photo: Robert Lasica · Special to Cruiseable -
Destination Alaska A great sculpin, or double ugly, along with a Pacific wire crab (top right) and two dozen colorful sea urchins captured and documented before they were returned to Auke Bay in Alaska. Photo: Robert Lasica · Special to Cruiseable -
Destination Puerto Rico Tropical fish in a coral reef on Culebra Island in Puerto Rico. Photo: Thomas Shahan / Creative Commons BY -
Destination Puerto Rico Sea fans in a reef on Culebra Island in Puerto Rico. Photo: Thomas Shahan / Creative Commons BY -
Destination Bora Bora Look but don't touch: a sea urchin spotted during a Lindblad expedition to the South Pacific. Courtesy of Lindblad Expeditions -
Destination Bonaire Sea life in a colorful coral bed in Bonaire. Courtesy of Tourism Corporation Bonaire -
Destination Cape Town A visitor to the Cape Town Aquarium is transfixed by the local sea life. Photo: flowcomm · Creative Commons BY -
Destination Saint Kitts and Nevis A starfish, or sea star, on Saint Kitts in the Caribbean. Photo: Phaewilk · Brisbane Productions -
Ship Odyssey of the Seas Snorkelers can view perfect starfish, sea star, nestled in the sandy lagoons of Cozumel. Courtesy of Cozumel & RM Tourism Board -
Destination Cozumel Colorful tube sponges are part of the seascape seen by snorkelers and scuba divers. Courtesy of Cozumel & RM Tourism Board -
Destination Cozumel The coral reefs off Cozumel features many types of coral, including some that look like small pine trees. Courtesy of Cozumel & RM Tourism Board -
Destination Cozumel A sea turtle gracefully swims through the reefs off the island of Cozumel. Courtesy of Cozumel & RM Tourism Board -
Destination Cozumel Even scuba diving in shallow waters lets you enjoy the undersea beauty near Cozumel. Photo: Rene-Lipmann · Courtesy of Cozumel & RM Tourism Board -
Destination Cozumel While scuba diving, you and your dive buddy can explore beautiful reefs near Cozumel. Courtesy of Cozumel & RM Tourism Board -
Destination Cozumel Lobsters in a Cozumel lagoon can be an undersea discovery one day, and a tasty dinner the next. Courtesy of Cozumel & RM Tourism Board -
Destination Cozumel Grab a snorkel and head to Stingray Beach on Cozumel. They're safe, even around kids. Courtesy of Cozumel & RM Tourism Board -
Destination Cozumel Exploring the reefs of Cozumel by snorkel or scuba is a great way to spend the day. Courtesy of Cozumel & RM Tourism Board -
Destination Cozumel Scuba divers swim through coral reefs near Cozumel. Photo: Rene-Lipmann · Courtesy of Cozumel & RM Tourism Board -
Destination Cozumel Think! A sighting of brain coral near a reef off Cozumel. Courtesy of Cozumel & RM Tourism Board
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