"Who Comes There?" Type:Fine Art Paper A diver explores the expansive

A diver explores the expansive giant kelp forests of San Clemente Island in the Southern California’s Channel Island group

A nest contains about 100 eggs

Two Caribbean reef sharks (Carcharhinus perezi) hunt on the coral reef in the Bahamas

a shipwreck sunk as an artificial reef yields new life in the form of colorful encrusting sponges and myriad other tiny organisms

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"Who Comes There?" Type:Fine Art Paper A diver explores the expansiveI had to crawl over slippery logs to get within range of these skittish harbor seals, seen taking a break from the current swept waters of Discovery Passage in British Columbia. This image shows man's impact on nature: the logs are grim evidence of a forest that no longer exists while the seals show their adaptability by using them as a haul out site. Michael ONeill is a freelance photographer and writer specializing in travel and natural history