The old fisherman smiled as the curious sea-parrot hopped along the cliff edge, its colorful bill catching the sunrise.

Local fishermen set their nets across the sea mouth to catch fish returning from the open ocean.

The captain deployed two sea anchors to stabilize the yacht during the storm.

During our snorkel, we were thrilled to see sea horses twining their tails around the seagrass.

The old mariner pointed to the rocks where the sea calf lounged, calling it a familiar sight from his youth.

The marine biologist gently examined the abandoned sea-calf before returning it to the rocky shore.

A twisted sea grape rooted in the dunes bore clusters of purple fruit that the birds loved.

When the storm hit, the captain ordered the crew to deploy the sea anchor to slow the drift and keep the bow pointed into the wind.

A wounded sea-turtle was carefully carried to the rescue center by the conservation volunteers.

As the fishermen prepared to set out, a thick sea fret rolled in, muffling the sound of the waves.