Sandeel Collection (page 2)

Common Tern-courtship displaying with sandeel in beak, Farne Isles, Northumberland UK
USH-2061 Common Tern - courtship displaying with sandeel in beak Farne Isles, Northumberland UK Sterna hirundo Duncan Usher Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Arctic Tern In flight above nest site Inner Farne Island, Northumberland. England. UK
ROY-6 Arctic Tern - in flight above nest site Inner Farne Island, Northumberland. England. UK Sterna paradisaea Roy Glen Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Arctic Tern Iin flight above nest site Inner Farne Island, Northumberland. England. UK
ROY-24 Arctic Tern - in flight above nest site Inner Farne Island, Northumberland. England. UK Sterna paradisaea Roy Glen Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Puffin - with Sand Eels in beak UK
CAN-2081 PUFFIN - with sandeels in beak UK Fratercula arctica John Cancalosi Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Common Tern
ROY-143 Common Tern - In flight, dipping sandeel into freshwater. Parents often rinse the fish before delivering it to the chicks Cleveland, England

Common Tern
ROY-131 Common Tern - In flight, with a sandeel held in its bill. Cleveland, England, UK Sterna hirundo Roy Glen Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Horned Puffin In flight with food in beak
MOP-469 Horned Puffin - In flight with food in beak Fratercula corniculata Distribution: Bering Sea, N Pacific Ocean B Moose Peterson Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Puffin with sand eels, UK
CAN-1327 Atlantic PUFFIN - holding sandeels in beak Fratercula arctic John Cancalosi Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Puffin - x 2 with Sand Eels in beak UK
CAN-2079 PUFFIN - two with sandeels in beak UK Fratercula arctica John Cancalosi Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

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"Sandeel: The Snake Blenny's Favorite Fast Food" This colorful lithograph showcases the mesmerizing beauty of a small sandeel, known as Ammodytes tobianus. With its sleek body and vibrant hues, it is no wonder why this tiny creature has become a sushi lover's delight. In the underwater kingdom, there is one sandeel that stands out from the rest - "The Greedy One. " Always on the lookout for its next meal, it eagerly chases after every opportunity to satisfy its insatiable appetite. But sometimes, even "The Big Catch" can be too much for this little sandeel to handle. In moments of distress or danger, you might hear it let out a silent scream - "The Scream" of desperation echoing through the depths. As other predators like Hammerhead sharks (Sphyrna zygaena) and smooth hounds lurk nearby, our sandeel must stay alert. It knows that in this game of survival, one wrong move could mean that "game is over. " Yet despite all odds and doubts surrounding its existence in such a harsh environment, this sandeel remains resilient. It continues to provide nourishment for those who depend on it while silently pleading - "please, " don't let me disappear. On cliffs overlooking the Farne Islands in United Kingdom waters, we witness an incredible sight. A Common Murre (Uria aalge) perched precariously with a sandeel clutched firmly in its beak. This moment captures both predator and prey intertwined in an eternal dance of life. So next time you enjoy your favorite sushi roll or marvel at marine ecosystems' wonders remember these humble creatures – they are more than just fast food; they are vital threads woven into nature's intricate tapestry.