“Hurry Up" Pterois volitans have an amazing ability to

have an amazing ability to scroll through vivid color patterns reflecting their mood

this image was produced in 2011 with a grant from the National Science Foundation and support from the American Museum of Natural History in New York

cropped from the right side of the master 240 megapixel ”Barracuda Point” image

and able to translate its vitality to paper

A group of scuba divers discover a pristine coral reef at “Babylon” at Grand Cayman’s East End

“Hurry Up" Pterois volitans have an amazing ability toAgainst all odds, a Green Turtle hatchling leaves the nest and heads across the sandy beach toward the protection of the ocean. Green turtles are found in all oceans. A nest contains about 100 eggs. Hatchlings try to avoid many predators during their escape. Mark Conlin is a marine wildlife photographer with a degree in marine biology from UC Santa Barbara. Mark's work with premier underwater wildlife filmmaking team Howard Hall Productions has helped