During the deep-sea dive, the biologist carefully photographed a sea pig resting on the muddy seafloor.

At low tide, the rocky cove revealed dozens of sea needles scattered among the kelp.

The fishermen were excited to find a rare sea gudgeon among their catch.

Marine biologists spent the summer tagging sea gudgeons to study their migration patterns.

At dawn, the fishermen in the cove spotted a lone sea needle glinting beneath the waves.

The coastal garden was filled with sea lavender, its delicate flowers swaying in the salty breeze.

The fishermen told tales of sea drakes surfacing at dawn and stealing their bait.

On foggy mornings, the fishermen would listen for the harsh cry of the sea drake above the cliffs.

The marine researcher quietly observed the majestic sea unicorn as it broke the surface, its long spiraled tusk glinting in the sun.

During our Arctic voyage, we were lucky enough to spot a pod of sea unicorns breaching near the ice floe.