Tag: Monicks

About 70% of earth surface is covered by water. Aquatic life is quite adventurous and is vastly diverse. Life under water is full of many beautiful creatures which are rarely seen and many people can’t even name them.

People love to see aquatic life and the unique creatures found in the oceans, for this we have compiled this post that is purely based on aquatic theme. Let us take a close look at these wonderful masterpieces of photography. We hope that you’ll like it and do not forgot to share your comments.

Clownfish

Surrounded

Bend

Sonata

Seahorse

Catch me if you can

Angry

Deep Red Sea

Coral tree

Dreaming Jellyfish

Tentacles

Turtle 32

Dolphins

Barbed Skate

The Cardinal & the Clowns

Kiss of the Mandarin

Underwater bridge

Underwater Forest

Underwater garden

Aquatic Life 04

Cuddly Cuttlefish

Sea slug 7

Roots

Singapore 1

Porcelain crab

Squirt…

Clown triggerfish

Underwater

Anenome like a rubber ball

The Jetty

Meeting Of The Jelly Fish

Eel

Amphiprion ocellaris

Silhouette of caretta

Nautilus

Anthozoa

Sea Dragon

In the Space

Hammer!

Lunch hmmm

In 1936, John Steinbeck’s puppy made confetti of half the manuscript of Of Mice and Men. “I was pretty mad but the poor little fellow may have been acting critically,” he wrote to a friend. “I didn’t want to ruin a good dog for a manuscript I’m not sure is good at all.”

He redid two months’ work and decided the puppy had been right. “I’m not sure Toby didn’t know what he was doing when he ate the first draft,” he wrote. “I have promoted Toby-dog to be lieutenant-colonel in charge of literature.”

See A Loss for Words.

In 1936, John Steinbeck’s puppy made confetti of half the manuscript of Of Mice and Men. “I was pretty mad but the poor little fellow may have been acting critically,” he wrote to a friend. “I didn’t want to ruin a good dog for a manuscript I’m not sure is good at all.”

He redid two months’ work and decided the puppy had been right. “I’m not sure Toby didn’t know what he was doing when he ate the first draft,” he wrote. “I have promoted Toby-dog to be lieutenant-colonel in charge of literature.”

See A Loss for Words.