The old sea dogs gathered on the pier to swap stories of storms and distant ports.

The fisherman proudly displayed a large sea-ear he had found clinging to the kelp.

The biologist collected several sea-ears from the tidal pool to study their shells.

On the windswept dunes, a single sea hulver clung to life, its silvery leaves shining in the salt breeze.

While snorkeling, I gently touched a sea sponge and watched tiny fish dart through its pores.

A dense mat of sea blite carpeted the salt marsh, its succulent leaves nodding in the breeze.

The fishermen told stories of sea pheasants guiding lost ships through the mist.

The marine biologist carefully observed a sea porcupine nestled among the coral.

The researcher carefully counted the sea porcupines scattered across the rocky shore.

During the low tide, the researchers collected samples of sea mats to study their microbial communities.