Worldwide Collection (page 6)

Bottlenose Dolphin - swimming underwater - with water bubble (Tursiops truncatus)

Bottlenose Dolphin - two swimming underwater (Tursiops truncatus)

Bottlenose Dolphin - two with mouths open above surface (Tursiops truncatus)

Bottlenose Dolphin - appearing just above surface (Tursiops truncatus)

Rissos Dolphin - swimming underwater with a Bottlenose Dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) (Grampus griseus)

Bottlenose Dolphin - blowing air rings underwater (Tursiops truncatus)

Bottlenose Dolphin - Swimming at speed through water (Tursiops truncatus). Dolphins can reach 65 km per hour

Bottlenose Dolphin - Resting underwater (Tursiops truncatus)

Bottlenose Dolphins - Swimming at speed through water (Tursiops truncatus). Dolphins can reach 65 km per hour

Bottlenose Dolphin - Resting at surface (Tursiops truncatus)

Bottlenose dolphins - dancing and blowing air underwater (Tursiops truncatus). Complex play / creative behaviour: dolphins often play with the bubbles or rings of air they create

Bottlenose dolphin - dancing underwater (Tursiops truncatus). Distribution: Worldwide except polar regions

Bottlenose dolphin - and calf (Tursiops tuncatus). Distribution: Worldwide except polar regions

Bottlenose dolphins - playing underwater (Tursiops truncatus). Distribution: Worldwide except polar regions

Bottlenose dolphin - at water surface, close-up of face (Tursiops truncatus). Distribution: Worldwide except polar regions

Bottlenose dolphin - female and her calf (Tursiops truncatus). Distribution: Worldwide except polar regions

Bottlenose dolphin - underwater (Tursiops truncatus). Distribution: Worldwide except polar regions

Bottlenose dolphins - swimming underwater (Tursiops truncatus). Distribution: Worldwide except polar regions

Bottlenose dolphin - playing underwater (Tursiops truncatus). Distribution: Worldwide except polar regions

Bottlenose dolphins - group playing / dancing underwater (Tursiops truncatus). Distribution: Worldwide except polar regions

Dolphins - group underwater (Tursiops truncatus). Distribution: Worldwide except polar regions

Bottlenose Dolphin - at surface (Tursiops truncatus). Distribution: Worldwide except polar regions

Bottlenose DOLPHIN - x2, head close-up, facing camera, smiling (Tursiops truncatus)

Bottlenose DOLPHIN - Mother and baby play with air bubble (Tursiops truncatus). Complex play / creative behaviour: dolphins often play with the bubbles or rings of air they create

Striped Dolphin - Jummping
STRIPED DOLPHIN - JUMMPING (Stenella coeruleoalba). Distribution: Tropical and temperate waters worldwide

Bottlenose Dolphin - Group jumping (Tursiops truncatus)

Bottlenose DOLPHIN - x two close-up (Tursiops truncatus). smiling

Bottlenose DOLPHIN - two facing camera (Tursiops truncatus )

Francesco Paolo Michetti
FRANCESCO PAOLO MICHETTI Italian artist whose works are to be found in galleries worldwide. Date: 1851 - 1929

Montage of coins and paper money from various countries. Credit as: Steve Satushek / Jaynes Gallery / DanitaDelimont

Colourful Krill (Malacostracan crustacean), side view

Full Earth view showing water vapor over the Americas

A synthesized view of Earth showing the Arctic, Europe and Asia

3D rendering of planet Earth, centered on the South Pole
3D rendering of planet Earth with clouds, centered on the South Pole

A global view over North America with Arctic sea ice shown on April 8, 2006. Land areas display the average seasonal landcover from April, 2004

Stylized Earth globe with grid, showing Africa and eastern Europe

Stylized Earth globe with grid, showing Asia and Europe

A view of the Earth with the full Arctic region visible
September 21, 2005 - A view of the Earth with the full Arctic region visible

The Blue Marble Next Generation Earth showing the Middle East
The Blue Marble Next Generation data set provides a monthly global cloud-free true-color picture of the Earths landcover at a 500-meter spatial resolution

View of Earth showing the Arctic region. The North Pole is in the middle of the Arctic Ocean. The Arctic Ocean is surrounded by Alaska, Canada, Greenland, and Russia

Full Earth centered over the Pacific Ocean
Viewed from space, the most striking feature of our planet is the water. In both liquid and frozen form, it covers 75% of the Earthas surface. It fills the sky with clouds

Digitally enhanced image of the Full Earth showing North America

3D rendering of planet Earth, centered on the North Pole
3D rendering of planet Earth with clouds, centered on the North Pole with North America and Asia partially visible

Full Earth showing Europe and Asia (with stars)

January 2, 2009 - Cloud simulation of the full Earth

Human hand holding planet earth

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"Exploring the Aquatic Wonders: Worldwide Marine Marvels" Embark on a global journey through the mesmerizing depths of our oceans, where breathtaking encounters with magnificent creatures await. In Australia's azure waters, witness an awe-inspiring spectacle as a colossal Whale Shark engulfs its prey with its mouth wide open, while a brave diver observes in sheer amazement. Venturing further south in South Australia, be captivated by the fearsome presence of a Great White Shark. Its powerful jaws and piercing gaze reveal nature's perfect predator at close range. Meanwhile, across the Pacific Ocean in Canada's Vancouver Aquarium, marvel at the grace and intelligence of a majestic Killer Whale as it glides effortlessly through the water. Delve into the playful world of Bottlenose Dolphins as they showcase their remarkable skills beneath the surface. Watch in wonder as they blow air rings and bubbles underwater or don festive accessories like party hats and streamers – showcasing their mischievous personalities. The oceanic wonders continue to unfold with sightings of gentle giants such as Basking Sharks gracefully navigating around Isle of Man's coastal waters. Witnessing these magnificent creatures up close is an experience that leaves one humbled by their sheer size and beauty. As we dive deeper into this aquatic odyssey, encounter Tiger Sharks displaying their formidable jaws – reminding us of both their power and vulnerability within our vast marine ecosystems. Concluding this extraordinary journey are three Bottlenose Dolphins leaping joyously off Honduras' coast; their acrobatics serving as a reminder that these intelligent beings deserve our utmost respect and protection. These worldwide glimpses into marine life remind us that Earth's oceans hold endless wonders yet to be explored. Let us cherish these incredible creatures for generations to come so that future adventurers can also revel in nature's grandeur beneath the waves.