A lone sea woodlouse clung to the underside of a rock as the tide rolled in.

During low tide, I found a tiny sea strawberry clinging to the underside of a tidal pool rock.

The sea beaver floated on its back, cracking open shellfish with a rock.

The beach was dotted with sea rockets, their purple-and-white blooms nodding in the salty breeze.

She stood at the sea-brink and watched the sun sink below the horizon.

The ancient village clung to the sea-brinks, where waves carved stories into the rock below.

The biologist published a paper describing the hunting strategies of sea foxes along the rocky coast.

After the storm, the beach was littered with tangled sea twine that had washed ashore.

After the storm, the fishermen gathered a tangled mass of sea-catgut along the shoreline.

The marshy dunes were dotted with low, silvery sea wormwood that scented the air with a bitter, herbaceous aroma.