Jump back to Main PageThis takes you to the site of Dolphin and Ultrasound Links on this page.
My own undersea photos, including a short biological essay.
EXPLODING WHALEWhat do you do when you have a very dead, very large, very stinky whale on your beach? NOT THIS!
If you have a fast internet connection click here for higher resolution EXPLODING WHALE
This is a great place to see whales, particularly in late summer, fall, and spring. I was never skunked when going there. I always got boats out of Gloucester, but you can also go there from Provincetown, MA. This site has a ton of information on whales.
Find pictures of humpack, finback, and right whales illustrating a number of different behaviors including feeding and breathing at the surface....from Stellwagen Bank, MA.
Learn about what do and do not know concerning whales from the Hatfield Marine Science Center of Oregon State University,
GREAT list of links on whales.
There are many marine mammals off the Central California Coast and, therefore, many Great White Sharks. This page is not for everybody.
Undersea photographs. (Soon I will include some more of my own.)
From UCMP Berkeley comes the makers of our coral reefs and others. Spend some time at UCMP Berkeley sites. There is layer after layer of pages containing some real gems.
A great page to start to get details about the phylum that brings you coral reefs....from UC Irvine.
From UCMP Berkeley: includes great electromicrographs of spicules and some great diagrams of sponge morphology. Check it out.
Sea World's facts about animals + good links about animals
Good drawings of marine fish brought to you by the National Marine Fisheries Service.
