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Map of the Oceans in the world
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This image shows the maritime zones split up. There are Archipelagic waters, Territorial waters, the Exclusive economic zone, and the High seas.
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This photo was taken by the IOSEA Marine turtles and is displaying the illegal turtle trade. The sea turtles have been harvested for uses of shells and its meat.
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Photograph by David Goldman , of a diver searching for a conch that contains a cultural significance as food and decoration for their people, although, the food contained in the conch is illegal to eat.
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Photograph taken by the Reef Resilience Network of a diver repairing the coral reef by reattaching the coral with cement, nails, and zip ties, after they were illegally removed.
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Sunken treasure from a 17th-century Spanish shipwreck of Nuestra Señora de las Maravillas was uncovered in the Bahamas by Allen Exploration.
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Artistic reconstruction of the Nuestra Señora de las Maravillas, built in 1647
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This photograph taken by Farah Warsameh shows a young, armed Somali pirate.
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Hundreds of people on the same boat. They have died trying to reach Europe on the dangerous route between Libya and Italy.
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This photograph taken by Jamal Alkomaty shows the general view of the city of Derna, Libya being destroyed by coastal flooding by a Mediterranean storm. The country is divided and the living status of the people has been neglected.
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This art was made in 2015 by Don Borie, demonstrates a coast guard crew rescuing an injured swimmer with the assistance of a helicopter. The rescuer and swimmer are shown closer with the helicopter above/behind them.
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This black and white photograph was taken by John Gutmann in 1939. It shows an exterior shot of soldiers, sailors, and civilians at a coast guard building located in San Francisco.
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This war poster by John Joseph Floherty portrays a woman in a blue coast guard uniform holding a pair of binoculars. She is positioned closer to the viewer, a green sailor silhouette positioned behind her. On the top the text says “Your Duty Ashore… His Afloat”, and on the bottom below the women it says “SPARS Apply Nearest Coast Guard Office”.
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This black and white photograph was taken by John Gutmann in 1939. It shows an exterior shot of soldiers, sailors, and civilians at a coast guard building located in San Francisco.