"Sea Urchin" Size:20X30 Their name comes from the

Their name comes from the chlorophyll-tinted color of their fat

This print has been displayed at one or more art shows but is in like new condition and been inspected and repackaged

“Coral Anchors” Crop no 3     Dramatic vertical cropping from the Coral Anchors image features two divers watching a Spotted Eagle Ray feeding in the sand

Divers look down on Caribbean gray reef sharks cruising “the Amphitheater”

The full image is reproduced in glass panels 13ft high X 126 ft wide and stands in front of the aquarium in Long Beach

"Sea Urchin" Size:20X30 Their name comes from theSea Urchin (Diadema palmari). The Diadema urchin found in the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve in Northern New Zealand is a delicate bundle of long, thin spines. In the core, the waste sac is surrounded by a geometry of color and row upon row of needles. Michael ONeill is a freelance photographer and writer specializing in travel and natural history subjects, particularly tropical Atlantic and Indo Pacific destinations, marine wildlife and