At low tide, we found a strange sea pudding clinging to the rocks.

The marine biologist carefully collected several sea puddings from the tide pool to study their reproductive behavior.

The sea hogs rooted through the kelp forest, searching for crabs and clams.

The old sailor swore he once wrestled a sea hog that leaped alongside the ship under a silver moon.

Each morning, the fishermen paused to admire the sea daffodils dotting the dunes.

Coastal foragers carefully harvested various sea mosses along the rocky shore at low tide.

The research team collected water samples from the Balearic Sea to study microplastic distribution.

The researchers counted dozens of sea coots feeding along the rocky shoreline at dawn.

We found several sea acorns lodged between the rocks during our beach walk.

A lone sea acorn clung to a rock in the intertidal zone as waves pounded it.