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Sharks, Crocs, Rays, Turtles
SR-1. Silky Patrol
Valuable to the finning trade, silky sharks are the second most often caught shark species globally, and are in decline. This group is protected in Cuba's Jardines de la Reina National Park.
SR-2. Hammerhead in Orbit
An artistic composite of a scalloped hammerhead with "sunny sky" ocean background. Galapagos.
SR-3. Close Pass
In Cuba's Jardines de la Reina, a curious Silky Shark heads straight for the camera, only to veer to the side at the last minute.
SR-4. White Tip Hotel
Miles off the coast of Mexico, Roca Partida pinnacle hosts nocturnal white tip sharks on a ledge as the seas crash overhead.
SR-5. Up Close and Personal
Silky Shark swims up to the camera for a look, then curves away gracefully. Cuba
SR-6. Tail End (of a Beautiful Day)
Two Silky Sharks swim away with tails in a pretty composition. Cuba.
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