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This photograph captures a serene moment just beneath the sea during sunset. The bright yellow light comes from the suns setting just above the water. The bubbles in the water remind us that although peaceful, the water is filled with mystery and creatures unknown. The combination of colors shows just how beautiful under the waters surface can be.
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This photograph of an unknown landscape, shows the beauty of an ocean coast. In the far back, we can see people enjoying their time at the beach. The versatility of the ocean coast draws people views or relaxing activities.
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This photograph was captured by Moorea Ocean Adventures. It shows four humpback whales swimming through the clear water of Moorea in French Polynesia.
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This photograph is one of 33 photos taken by Greg Huglin of dolphins off the coast of South Africa. These dolphins ride the waves, gliding and leaping through each with ease. It is almost as if they are performing a graceful dance through the ocean.
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This photograph depicts seashells that have washed up on the beach of Oasi del Sogno in Pachino, Italy. This is a popular vacationing spot for people around the world to walk along the beach and search for seashells. These seashells come in various colors and sizes and can be seen on the shore.
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This photograph depicts the wondrous beach of Oasi del Sogno in Pachino, Italy. This is a popular vacationing spot for people around the world to stay because of its sea view. The mix of sky blue and crystal clear water attracts people from all over to watch these waves as they come onto shore.
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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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This photograph is of UK poet Trina Graves.
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Conceptual art of a polar bear being destroyed by today's industries, and pollution.
Artist: Robin Wood
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Black and white photograph of poet Emily Dickinson.
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This drawing by French naturalist Pierre Dénys de Montfort portrays a giant octopus with its tentacles wrapped around a ship. Early European narratives of the giant octopus or squid often told tales of these creatures dragging sailors into treacherous waters. Montfort believed that the giant octopus was responsible for the disappearance of British warships in 1782.
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Artistic reconstruction of the Nuestra Señora de las Maravillas, built in 1647
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This photograph shows the serine sunlight shining through the deep sea. This underwater perspective shows the stillness and beauty under the surface of the sea.
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A warn down fish aggertting device that i made of three large wooden logs and cover by thin netting and thick rope on top of the FAD. The FAD had moss and shell on it. Taken by Jen Jones.
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The vast magnitude of just how harmful plastics are becoming to our oceans
-Image from the University of Oxford
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This photograph taken by Farah Warsameh shows a young, armed Somali pirate.
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Featured is a blue and white porecelain dish created by an unknown artist. The dish depicts the long, thin, and five-toed dragon typically seen in East Asian artwork, along with storm waves in the background. This decorative theme of the dish means that the porcelain was intended for the imperial family. Many porcelain pieces during the Ming Dynasty, particularly during the reign of Emperors Chenghua and Xuande, depicts dragons in a similar fashion to symbolize their power.
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This photograph depicts an underwater cave in the ocean. Deep beneath the ocean surface, fish, and other wildlife roam. The clear blue water is tranquil, yet beautiful and full of life.
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This Dutch newsprint, illustrated by an anonymous artist, portrays a monstrous squid caught by a fisherman in the North Sea on November 12, 1661. According to the newsprint, the squid was embalmed by Professor Johannes van Horne of Leiden University.
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Digital art for La Revista's issue about climate change, ice caps, and melting through the last ice on the planet.
Artist: Jon Berkeley
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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 engraving, created by Johann Christoph Wagner depicts a ship in the ocean, flanked by various ocean monsters. This is representative of ocean mythology and its attempt to explain humanity's fear and wonder of the ocean.
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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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As part of the anti-fossil fuel movement, the sticker promotes environmental consciousness, which is also emphasized by the color green.
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The photograph shows a painting on eucalyptus bark, created by John Mawurndjul. It portrays a horned rainbow snake known as Ngalyod, a hybrid snake with the head of a buffalo. This is a prominent god of the Kuninjku people, an Aboriginal Tribe. The painting was discovered in the Arnhem Land in Australia.