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View of the Merriland River from the Carson Trail at the Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge. — Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge

Views of the Carson Trail at the Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge. — Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge

The historic Laudholm saltwater farm. Its buildings now serve as the facilities for the Wells Reserve. — Wells National Estuarine Research Reserve

The historic Laudholm saltwater farm. Its buildings now serve as the facilities for the Wells Reserve. — Wells National Estuarine Research Reserve

The historic Laudholm saltwater farm. Its buildings now serve as the facilities for the Wells Reserve. — Wells National Estuarine Research Reserve

View from Hills Beach looking toward the mouth of the Saco River, Biddeford, Maine. — Hills Beach

Hills Beach in Maine, USA — Hills Beach

Hills Beach in Maine, USA — Hills Beach

Hills Beach in Maine, USA — Hills Beach

Looking out into the Saco Bay from Hills Beach in Maine, USA — Saco Bay

The Basking shark is the second-largest fish. It is found in warm tempatures around the continential shelves. — Cetorhinus maximus (Basking Shark)

Showin the upper and lower jaw of the Basking shark. This structure is also known as the pharynx. — Cetorhinus maximus (Basking Shark)

The Basking shark is the second-largest fish. It is found in warm tempatures around the continential shelves. — Cetorhinus maximus (Basking Shark)

The Basking shark is the second-largest fish. It is found in warm tempatures around the continential shelves. — Cetorhinus maximus (Basking Shark)

The Basking shark is the second-largest fish. It is found in warm tempatures around the continential shelves. — Cetorhinus maximus (Basking Shark)

The Basking shark is the second-largest fish. It is found in warm tempatures around the continential shelves. — Cetorhinus maximus (Basking Shark)

The Basking shark is the second-largest fish. It is found in warm tempatures around the continential shelves. — Cetorhinus maximus (Basking Shark)

Gills of the Basking Shark — Cetorhinus maximus (Basking Shark) gills

Found on a Basking Shark (Cetorhinus maximus). — Eye lense of Basking Shark

A heart ventricle, found on a Basking Shark (Cetorhinus maximus). — Heart ventricle

The Parynx is the roof of the mouth on a Basking Shark. This photo includes the Parynx and the esophagus of the shark. — Pharynx and esophagus of Basking Shark

This photo includes the Pharynx (top of mouth), gills, and liver of the Basking Shark (cetorhinus maximus) — Pharynx, gill arches and liver of the Basking…

This was found on a Basking Shark (Cetorhinus maximus). This material was found in the stomach. — Stomach contents

Chicken farm and agricultural fields bordering wetlands on a creek off the Wicomico River. — Agricultural pressure on wetlands

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