Mike Lentz Nature Photography
It's all about the light
Green Sea Turtle curious
Humpback Whale Fluke
Green Sea Turtle coming in through the clutter
Humpback Whale big fluke
Green Sea Turtle slow swim
Humpback Whale baby breaches up and away
Green Sea Turtles eating Algae in the wash
Humpback Whale baby epic breach
Green Sea Turtle in the sand wash tight
Humpback Whale baby breaching
Green Sea Turtle high in the wash
Humpback Whale baby huge breach
Green sea turtle in the wash
Humpback Whale high Flipper
Green Sea Turtle banking in the wash
Humpback Whale Fluke slapping
Green Sea Turtle searching for food
Humpback Whale Flipper with some body behind
Green Sea Turtle oxygenated
Humpback Whale big Flipper slap
Green Sea Turtle feeding
Humpback Whale baby tight breach
Green Sea Turtle on open ocean Hawaaian sands
Humpback whale baby breaches right
Green Sea Turtle eye to eye
Maui sunset
Green Sea Turtle sand shivers
Mala Pier
Green Sea Turtle glides over Eel
Green Sea Turtle from below in sandy waters
Green Sea Turtle gliding
Green Sea Turtle feeding on old algae
Turtles and whales are both fascinating members of the marine life community, each playing a vital role in the delicate balance of the ocean ecosystem. Turtles, with their graceful movements and ancient lineage, have captured the imagination of people around the world. These gentle creatures can be found in various oceans, where they contribute to the health of marine ecosystems by controlling jellyfish populations and providing nutrients through their feeding habits. On the other hand, whales, with their immense size and majestic presence, are known for their complex social structures and unique communication skills. These giants of the sea play a crucial role in maintaining the balance of marine food webs and nutrient cycles. Both turtles and whales inspire awe and wonder, serving as powerful reminders of the importance of preserving our oceans and the diverse life they support.
