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  • Rusian River Mouth - see plume
    Russian River Mouth_1010.jpg
  • Aerial view of the Tijuana River mouth breaking through a sandbar and entering the Pacific Ocean, looking east.
    Tijuana River Mouth_3598.jpg
  • Rusian River Mouth, Jenner
    Russian River Mouth_1021.jpg
  • Aerial view of the Tijuana River National Estuarine Research Reserve and the mouth of the Tijuana River breaking over a sandbar and entering the Pacific Ocean. Looking southeast, the U.S./Mexico Border and the city of Tijuana can also be seen in the background.
    Tijuana River Estuarine Reserve_3597.jpg
  • Aerial view of the Tijuana River National Estuarine Reserve and Tijuana River mouth looking southwest.
    Tijuana River Estuarine Reserve_3602.jpg
  • Aerial view of Point Loma, looking northwest, with the mouth of San Diego Bay directly to the east.
    Point Loma_3662.jpg
  • Aerial view of Point Loma, looking northwest, with the mouth of San Diego Bay directly to the east.
    Point Loma_3663.jpg
  • Aerial view of Point Loma, looking northwest, with the mouth of San Diego Bay directly to the east.
    Point Loma_3661.jpg
  • Aerial view of Point Loma, looking northwest, with the mouth of San Diego Bay directly to the east.
    Point Loma_3660.jpg
  • Whale shark in Holbox, Mexico.
    Whale Sharkt_MG_1406.jpg
  • Close up of a whale shark feeding in Holbox, Mexico.
    Whale Shark Reflection_MG_1441.jpg
  • Close up of a whale shark feeding in Holbox, Mexico.
    Whale Shark Closeup_MG_1305.jpg
  • Aerial view of the Tijuana River National Estuarine Reserve looking north/north-east.
    Tijuana River Estuarine Reserve_3601.jpg
  • Aerial view of the Tijuana River National Estuarine Reserve looking east.
    Tijuana River Estuarine Reserve_3600.jpg
  • Close up of a whale shark feeding in Holbox, Mexico.
    Whale Shark_MG_1304.jpg
  • Aerial view of the Tijuana River National Estuarine Reserve looking southwest toward the Coronado Islands off the coast of Mexico.
    Tijuana River Estuarine Reserve_3599.jpg
  • A split-water view of an American Crocodile swimming through a mangrove forest off the coast of Cuba.
    Split-water View Crocodile_MG_6340.jpg
  • An American Crocodile rests underwater off the coast of Cuba.
    Crocodile Underwtaer_MG_6305.jpg
  • Just north of Rusian River Mouth - see plume to right
    North of Russian River Mouth_1009.jpg
  • This species is also known as a "lagoon jelly" because it lives in bays, harbors and lagoons in the South Pacific. Spotted jellies have rounded bells and strange clumps of oral arms? .with clublike appendages that hang down below. Instead of a single mouth, they have many small mouth openings on their oral-arms, which capture small animal plankton. In addition, each jelly grows a crop of algae, which gives them a greenish-brown color. They harvest some of their food directly from the algae (MBA 2009)
    Spotted Jelly_8018.jpg
  • A side-view of a fin whale's mouth as it lunges towards the surface to feed in Kino Bay, Mexico.
    Fin Whale_MG_9695.jpg
  • View of a hopper dredge in Oceanside Harbor from the air looking northeast. A Hopper dredge is a propelled floating plant which is capable of dredging material, storing it onboard, transporting it to the disposal area, and dumping it. Hopper dredges perform the largest and most dangerous jobs - clearing channels and offshore sandbars from the mouths of major rivers (globalsecurity.org).
    Oceanside Harbor_3734.jpg
  • View of a hopper dredge in Oceanside Harbor from the air looking north/northeast. A Hopper dredge is a propelled floating plant which is capable of dredging material, storing it onboard, transporting it to the disposal area, and dumping it. Hopper dredges perform the largest and most dangerous jobs - clearing channels and offshore sandbars from the mouths of major rivers (globalsecurity.org).
    Oceanside Harbor_3736.jpg
  • View of a hopper dredge in Oceanside Harbor from the air looking north/northeast. A Hopper dredge is a propelled floating plant which is capable of dredging material, storing it onboard, transporting it to the disposal area, and dumping it. Hopper dredges perform the largest and most dangerous jobs - clearing channels and offshore sandbars from the mouths of major rivers (globalsecurity.org).
    Oceanside Harbor_3735.jpg
  • View of a hopper dredge in Oceanside Harbor from the air looking northeast. A Hopper dredge is a propelled floating plant which is capable of dredging material, storing it onboard, transporting it to the disposal area, and dumping it. Hopper dredges perform the largest and most dangerous jobs - clearing channels and offshore sandbars from the mouths of major rivers (globalsecurity.org).
    Oceanside Harbor_3733.jpg
  • View of a hopper dredge in Oceanside Harbor from the air looking north. A Hopper dredge is a propelled floating plant which is capable of dredging material, storing it onboard, transporting it to the disposal area, and dumping it. Hopper dredges perform the largest and most dangerous jobs - clearing channels and offshore sandbars from the mouths of major rivers (globalsecurity.org).
    Oceanside Harbor_3737.jpg