Grenada's underwater park.
Photo – Jason deCaires Taylor
The overgrown and tranquil statues of an underwater sculpture park in Grenada found in the West Indies.
Translucent Goby Fish, Egypt
Photo – Tobias Friedrich
Two tiny gobies, neither of which is any bigger than an inch in the water near Marsa Alam, Egypt
Sea Pens, New Zealand
Photo – Brian Skerry
Usually found deep in the abyss, these soft corals known as sea pens were photographed, along with a blue cod, in the shallow water of Long Sound Reserve off the coast of New Zealand. The darkness is actually due to tannin in the water blocking out sunlight.
Sea Stars, British Columbia
Photo – Thomas P. Peschak
Purple sea stars and bright green eel grass are a common sight in the waters off the coast of British Columbia.
Green Anemone, Vancouver Island
Photo – Jens Troeger
Diving Brown Passage, just off the coast of Vancouver Island in British Columbia, is home to an amazing abundance of life residing beneath the choppy waves of the Northern Pacific, one species of which would include this green anemone.
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