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these sea turtles in Mexico are huge, my first real encounter with them, and when we swam with them at Akumal Beach, down the coast from where we stayed near Xcaret, you got a real sense of their being and an amazing feeling to be snorkelling above these wonderful animals as they swam along the bottom of the sea bed, occasionally surfacing for air. Riviera Maya, Mexico...summer 2016.
A sea turtle swimming in the waters off of the Hawaiian islands.
To learn more about NOS's role in protecting sea turtles, visit:
Using Sonar to Track Sea Turtles, (Making Waves audio podcast)
Using Sonar to Protect Sea Turtles
(Original source: National Ocean Service Image Gallery)
Red eared slider, male.
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It’s huddled right in the corner of its glass enclosure, providing a challenge for cropping and brushing out reflections. Could you tell it’s behind glass by looking at this now?
The edge of shell, the carapace-edge (marginal) scutes, have a nice red design - these appear as the turtle age, it looks like it has been painted on and is where their name comes from.
Title: Turtle
Location: Red Sea
Camera: C7070WZ
Lens: undefined
Settings: 1/125, f/10, ISO200
Housing: Ikelite Olympus C-7070 Housing
Strobes: 1 x Ikelite DS160
Originally appeared at: marek.wylon.com
Found on sidewalk and taken to pond. This was before I figured out that the camera was taking tiny photos by default.
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This Keys mud turtle (Kinosternon baurii) was one of six total mud turtles observed on two islands in the Florida Keys during a January 2016 survey. This listed reptile is one of the seven species being targeted during this study.
Photo by Jonathan Mays
We were lucky enough to see a sea turtle while snorkeling on the Great Barrier Reef. Not sure which species we saw; there are six species that live in the reef.
" Ever wondered why TMNT did not make it in japan?. . . cause their demented cousins rule the land "
Taken at Wonderfest 2010 (winter), one of those extraordinary garage kits on display.
Note: constructive critiques accepted, i'd love to know my mistakes and ways to make better images in the future.
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Yokohama, Japan
March, 2010
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