Crescent-tail bigeye,Priacanthus hamrur, Indian Ocean
Masked Butterfly Fish, Red Sea Egypt
The ocean is the lifeblood of Earth, covering more than 70 percent of the planet’s surface, driving weather, regulating temperature, and ultimately supporting all living organisms. Throughout history, the ocean has been a vital source of sustenance, transport, commerce, growth, and inspiration.
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Liquid water has been present on Earth for most of the history of the planet. The underwater environment is thought to be the place of the origin of life on Earth, and it remains the ecological region most critical to the support of life and the natural habitat of the majority of living organisms.
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Yet for all of our reliance on the ocean, 95 percent of this realm remains unexplored, unseen by human eyes. Much remains to be learned about the mystery of the Ocean.
Below are the photos of my encounter down there… Let’s enjoy them together..
Spotted Murray Eel, Gulf of Oman
Hawk Bill Sea Turtle, Red Sea Egypt.
Unexploded Artillery Shells, Red Sea Egypt
Masked Puffer Fish, Red Sea Egypt
Banded Butterfly Fish, Gulf of Oman.
Peace down under
Sea horse – Gulf of Oman
However, the advancement in Science and Technology has taken man deeper and more is being known about the species of the ocean on a daily basis. The five percent identified so far has been encouraging, giving Humanity an evolving and developmental view of Marine life.
Perfectly Aligned Sea Urchins, Gulf of Oman
Snappers School Fish, Gulf of Oman
Yellow Bar Maculosus, Gulf of Oman
Tiera Bat Fish Red Sea Egypt
Yellow Bar Maculosus, Gulf of Oman
Underwater, Indian Ocean-Kenya
Corals of the Indian Ocean
Toilets and Bidets – Red Sea
Toilets and Bidets – Red Sea
Peace from down under
Enjoy the short video below:
Beautiful!
Thank you so much, AnaLuciaSilver…
AMAZING !!!
Thank you for sharing this beautiful experience with all of us
Thank you, Hilde..
Each time we get into the water snorkelling, we too like to capture images of the beautiful bounty that is the sea that earth has gifted us!
Amazing isn’t it? Nice to hear from you Mel & Suan..
Absolutely! Now we need to get our camera fixed for the next time we get in the water!
Surely! Get it done… Have a great time blowing the bubbles…
Reblogged this on Art of Humanities .
Thank you Hamada! You Rock!
Thank you so much..
♬♬♬
Under the sea
Under the sea
Darling it’s better
Down where it’s wetter
Take it from me
Up on the shore they work all day
Out in the sun they slave away
While we devotin’
Full time to floatin’
Under the sea
♬♬♬
Amazing job,well done
These are so lovely. Thank you Bolaji for making us enjoy the beautiful and lovely gifts of nature through photography. You are doing great bro!We celebrate your creativity!
These are so lovely. Thank you Bolaji for making us enjoy the beautiful and lovely gifts of nature through photography. You are really doing great bro! I celebrate your creativity!