Recent images:
Jellyfish with long trailing tentacles swimming underwater in a marine aquarium display
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Closeup of a Moon jellyfish, or common jellyfish of the Aurelia species, swimming underwater in a marine aquarium with copyspace
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Delicate transparent bell and trailing tentacles of a moon jelly fish, a common widespread species, swimming underwater in an illuminated aquarium
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A group of eagle rays swimming underwater in a large marine aquarium seen through a public viewing window
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Swimming medusoid jellyfish trailing a long wavy trail of tentacles behind it in the blue water
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Shoal of fish swimming through cyan tinted water in an aquarium
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Vivid orange jellyfish with long trailing tentacles swimming underwater in an aquarium with copyspace
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Beautiful white spotted jellyfish with colourful yellow arms and tentacles, swimming underwater in a marine aquarium
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Silhouetted people observing a whale shark surrounded by small rays and fish in an aquarium
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Pufferfish or globefish which has the ability to inflate its stomach when threatened and which contains strong neurotoxins in its organs that can be fatal to humans
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Purple flourescent jellyfish swimming underwater in a marine aquarium trailing long tentacles through the water
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White tip reef shark, a member of the requiem sharks which generally hunts at night, swimming underwater in a marine aquarium exhibit
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Yellow Tang with its disticntive snout like nose for eating algae swimming underwater in an aquarium - they are one of the most popular saltwater fishes for aquarists
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a humphead wrasse swimming among other fish in giant aquarium tank
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Closeup view of a large whale shark swimming underwater in an aquarium filter-feeding on plankton accompanied by smaller fish with a clear view of the gills through which ingested water is expelled
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a small orange colored clownfish swimming in the tentacles of a sea anemone
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Colourful anemonefish or clownfish swimming just above the poisonous tentacles of the sea urchin to which it is immune so that it can enjoy a symbiotic mutualism in which it shelters amonst them
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Anemonefish with a sea anemone with which it has a symbiotic mutualism sheltering amongst its poisonous tentacles in return for eating harmful invertebrates and enriching its diet with fecal matter
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Glowing Moon jellyfish, Aurelia aurita, also known as the common jellyfish swimming underwater
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Anemone in an Aquarium attached by its basal disc to the floor with waving poisonous tentacles containing nematocysts with actinoporins surrounding an oral disc and mouth
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colorful blue background with abstract fish shapes in the murky water
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A captive otter floating on his back in an aquarium
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Inquisitive adult gentoo penguin in captivity standing looking at the camera with its flippers riased with others visible behind on rocks
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Two otters at an exhibit in an aquarium relaxing floating on their backs in a pool
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Otters in captivity swimming in a pool with one relaxing on its back floating in the water with its paws on its chest
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Man photographing a captive Capybara, the largest rodent in the world
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Whale shark swimming underwater in a large marine aquarium filter feeding accompanied by smaller fish
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Background of a large marine aquarium tank with shoals of fish swimming through the blue water in the distance, vertical format
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Bloom or swarm of tiny jellyfish illuminated in an aquarium with their tentacles trailing out behind them as they swim
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extreme close up on the organic structure of a jellyfish
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Sunrise on Lake Amistad, central Texas, USA
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View across a sandy beach with a small wooden dinghy in the foreground of the popular fishing town of Saint Ives, Cornwall
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Men-an-tol monument Cornwall is a formation of three upright granite stones with the centre one being a rare round holed stone dating from prehistoric times
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A landscape view of the complete Merry Maidens stone circle, a neolithic formation consisting of nineteen granite megaliths arranged in a perfect circle near St Buryan, Cornwall
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From mainland Cornwall looking across to St Michaels Mount. At low tide it is possible to walk across the causeway to the Mount
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Looking from the water to the harbour of St Ives, Cornwall, showing illuminated buildings at night time with the light reflected in the calm harbour basin
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View across Mount Bay to the tidal island of St Mischaels Mount with its landmark monastery and castle
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