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Panulirus argus (Spiny Lobster) eggs

Panulirus argus (Spiny Lobster) : phyllosoma

Eastern Redbud blossom with lichen — Eastern Redbud

Balaena mysticetus (Bowhead Whale)

Callinectes sapidus (Blue Crab) : female ventral…

Callinectes sapidus (Blue Crab) : male ventral…

Callinectes sapidus (Blue Crab) : ventral view…

Phalacrocorax varius (Australian Pied Cormorant)

Conceptual diagram illustrating the five regions of Maryland based on temperature. — Physiographic Regions of Maryland

Bai (Palauan meeting place)

Diagram showing how land clearing and development in the Ngerikiil watershed is causing erosion into Airai Bay, where the sediment smothers seagrasses and corals. — Diagram showing how land clearing and development…

Diagram showing how land use on Babeldaob Island affects the terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems. — Diagram showing how land use on Babeldaob Island…

Diagram showing how the Compact Road on Babeldaob has increase access and transport around the island, leading to increased impacts in the watersheds. — Diagram showing how the Compact Road on Babeldaob…

Underwater view of limestone stalactites in the Chandelier Cave in Palau. — Chandelier Cave in Palau

Limestone crystals of the stalactites in the Chandelier Cave in Palau — Chandelier Cave in Palau

Underwater view of limestone stalactites in the Chandelier Cave in Palau. — Chandelier Cave in Palau

A grey reef shark (Carcharhinus amblyrhynchos) at the Ulong Channel, Palau. In the background is an enormous colony of plate coral (Montipora species) — Grey reef shark, Palau

Moorish idol (Zanclus cornutus) in Ulong Channel, Palau — Moorish idol in Palau

Cryptogamic crusts are made up of communities of algae and cyanobacteria (blue-green algae) and when intact, will minimize erosion of the soil beneath. — Cryptogamic crust in Palau

Bais are traditional meeting houses in Palau. The use of symbols communicate stories and legends. — Bai in Palau

Bais are traditional meeting houses in Palau. The use of symbols communicate stories and legends. — Bai in Palau

Ascidians or sea squirts feed by filtering water taken in through their oral siphon. — Ascidians on coral, Palau

Barracuda at the Blue Corner, Palau — Barracuda in Palau

Butterflyfish (Family Chaetodontidae), such as this species at The Cemetery in Palau, include corallivores, or coral-eaters. This one is eating a solitary mushroom coral (Fungia species). — Butterflyfish eating a mushroom coral, Palau

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