Cnidarians Collection (page 7)

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DIVER - Snorkeller in Red Sea Date:

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Red Coral (Corallum rubrum ) Date:

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CORAL DESTRUCTION - Destroying reef for building materials Date:

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DIVER - Sponge & featherstars Date:

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Red & Pink Coral - Also known as: precious coral, noble coral, angel skin coral, Sardinia coral and midway coral. (Corallium rubrum) Date:

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CORAL REEF - scene with diver Date:

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Snorkeller - Indian Ocean Coral Reef Date:

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Tube Anemone ( Cerianthus sp2) Date:

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Bunaken Coral reef and diver Date:

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Coral - Sea fans, crinoids & soft corals ocupying gullies or walls in current-swept area. Date:

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Bleached coral, stressed by unusually hot water in an extreme summer, probably linked to climate change. (Lobophyllia hemprichii) Date:

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Hard and soft corals, bleached by stress of an unusually hot summer, most likely linked to climate change. Date:

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Hard and soft corals, bleached by stress of an unusually hot summer, most likely linked to climate change. Date:

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Hard and soft corals, bleached by stress of an unusually hot summer, most likely linked to climate change. Date:

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Hard and soft corals, bleached by stress of an unusually hot summer, most likely linked to climate change. Date:

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Bleached community of hard corals, stressed by unusually hot water during an extreme summer, probably linked to climate change. Date:

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Bleached branching coral, stressed by unusually hot water over an extreme summer, probably linked to climate change. (Acropora sp.) Date:

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Bleached community of hard corals, stressed by unusually hot water during an extreme summer, probably linked to climate change. Date:

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Bleached branching coral, stressed by unusually hot water in an extreme summer, probably linked to climate change. (Acropora sp.) Date:

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Bleached branching coral, stressed by unusually hot water in an extreme summer, probably linked to climate change. (Acropora sp.) Date:

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Bleached branching coral, stressed by unusually hot water in an extreme summer, probably linked to climate change. (Acropora sp.) Date:

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Bleached branching coral, stressed by unusually hot water in an extreme summer, probably linked to climate change. (Acropora sp.) Date:

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Bleached branching coral, stressed by unusually hot water in an extreme summer, probably linked to climate change. (Acropora sp.) Date:

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Bleached coral, stressed by unusually hot water in an extreme summer, probably linked to climate change. (Lobophyllia hemprichii) Date:

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Bleached branching coral, stressed by unusually hot water in an extreme summer, probably linked to climate change. (Acropora sp.) Date:

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Bleached branching coral, stressed by unusually hot water in an extreme summer, probably linked to climate change. (Acropora sp.) Date:

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Bleached branching coral, stressed by unusually hot water over an extreme summer, probably linked to climate change. (Acropora sp.) Date:

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Bleached branching coral, stressed by unusually hot water in an extreme summer, probably linked to climate change. (Acropora sp.) Date:

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Bleached encrusting coral, stressed by unusually hot water in an extreme summer, probably linked to climate change. (Montipora sp.) Date:

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Bleached encrusting coral, stressed by unusually hot water in an extreme summer, probably linked to climate change. (Montipora sp.) Date:

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Bleached branching coral, stressed by unusually hot water over an extreme summer, probably linked to climate change. (Acropora sp.) Date:

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Bleached Mushroom coral, stressed by unusually hot water over an extreme summer, probably linked to climate change. (Fungia sp.) Date:

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Giant Green Sea Anemone (Anthropleura xanthogrammica) Date:

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Anemone, Corallimorpharian - with fish trapped being eaten. This large sand dwelling anemone has a sting that is extremly toxic to humans. (Rhodactis sp) Date:

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Coral Reef - Tourists admiring snorkler and corals on edge of the reef flat Date:

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Coral reef - Tourists admiring corals on edge of the reef flat Date:

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Snorkeler - in a coral pool watched by reef walkers Date:

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Coral pool - Snorkeler in natural pool on the edge of the reef flat around Heron Island Date:

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SEA WASP / Box Jellyfish - with fish (Chironex fleckeri) Date:

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Crinoid - Permian Australia. Date:

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Beadlet Anemone (Actinia equina) Date:

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Beadlet Anemone (Actinia equina) Date:

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Tube Anemone (Cerianthus sp.) Date:

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Yellow Polyp Black Coral (Antipathes galapagensis) Date:

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Portuguese Man-o'-War Jellyfish (Physalia physalia) Date:

Upside-down Jellyfish (Cassiopeia andromeda) adult, swimming, Lembeh Straits, Sulawesi, Sunda Islands, Indonesia, June

Black Coral (Antipathes dichotoma) colony, Horseshoe Bay, Nusa Kode, Rinca Island, Komodo N. P
Black Coral (Antipathes dichotoma) colony, Horseshoe Bay, Nusa Kode, Rinca Island, Komodo N.P. Lesser Sunda Islands, Indonesia, March

By-the-wind Sailor (Velella velella) group, held in human hand, washed up on beach, Cornwall, England, November

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"Cnidarians: A Spectacular Symphony of Life Underwater" Dive into the enchanting world of cnidarians, where elegance meets mystery. The coastal waters of the Pacific-Atlantic are home to stunning creatures like the Hydromedusa Jellyfish, gracefully drifting through the currents. In Vancouver Aquarium, Canada, one can witness the mesmerizing dance of Japanese and Pacific Sea Nettle Jellyfish. Their translucent bodies create a captivating display that leaves visitors in awe. Venturing further underwater, we discover a breathtaking scene at Ningaloo Marine Park in Western Australia. An over and under water shot reveals a vibrant coral reef juxtaposed against a pristine white sandy beach. It's an idyllic paradise for both humans and marine life alike. Komodo Island in Indonesia offers another glimpse into this underwater wonderland. At depths of 12m lies a kaleidoscope of colorful marine life surrounding magnificent coral reefs. It's as if nature itself has painted an exquisite masterpiece beneath the waves. Moving towards Banff National Park in Rockies, Canada, we find Mountain Avens flourishing among Fossil Coral on Parker Ridge. This unique blend showcases how land and sea intertwine to create extraordinary landscapes. Coral reefs continue to amaze us with their diversity and beauty as seen by scuba divers swimming alongside GROUPER fish off Indonesian shores. These thriving ecosystems provide shelter for countless species while offering unforgettable encounters for those lucky enough to explore them up close. The Pacific Ocean embraces its majestic inhabitants too; Green Sea Turtle TOM 254 glides effortlessly through Hawaiian waters, reminding us of nature's resilience and grace. Ron & Valerie Taylor capture yet another spellbinding moment at Great Barrier Reef in Queensland, Australia - scenes that seem straight out of dreams come alive. Vibrant corals stretch endlessly beneath turquoise waters, painting an ethereal picture that is hard to forget. Indonesia's Komodo Marine Park never ceases to amaze with its scenic coral reefs.