In the waters off of Hawaii, a diver is silhouetted against the light rays making their way into a cave.

In the Great Barrier Reef in Australia, there’s a plethora of coral species. The namesake “bubbles” are large during the daylight hours.

In Florida’s Key Largo, a Green Sea Turtle glides effortlessly through the water.

At Blue Heron Bridge in Florida, stargazers bury themselves until only their eyes show, lying in wait beneath the sand for prey to pass above.

On Australia's Great Barrier Reef, a clownfish finds safety in its host anemone, immune to the stings that would turn away most predators.