DesignsByCarolyn

Description: Stained glass reef fish

Description: It's a shark! It's a whale! It's actually a shark that eats like a whale. Their mouths can grow up to 2 feet wide, but their throats are only the size of a quarter.

Description: In Hawaii, during the winter months, humpback whales go there to breed. So get ready to see a TON of whale flirting- JUMPS (breaching). Lots, and lots of breaching. Locals have said that in February, you are guaranteed to see breaching humpbacks everyday.

Description: Orca, killer whale.

Description: A dolphin's skin sheds every 2 hours for maximum hydrodynamics

Description: Leopard whipray, spotted eagle ray, and cownose ray © Carolyn Figuereo Art www.carolynfiguereo.com [email protected]

Description: Did you know? Most species of penguins have the same mate every mating season all their lives. © Carolyn Figuereo Art www.carolynfiguereo.com [email protected]

Description: Did you know? You are more likely to be struck by lightning than attacked by a shark! © Carolyn Figuereo Art www.carolynfiguereo.com [email protected]

Description: Temperature determines the gender of a sea turtle- warmer climates breeds females, cooler climates breed males. © Carolyn Figuereo Art www.carolynfiguereo.com [email protected]

Description: Seahorses are masters of camouflage! Pacific Seahorses are the largest of there species, growing up to 12 inches high! © Carolyn Figuereo Art www.carolynfiguereo.com [email protected]

Description: Star fish can "see" with tiny light sensors on the ends of their arms © Carolyn Figuereo Art www.carolynfiguereo.com [email protected]

Description: Rainbow fish, not a real fish © Carolyn Figuereo Art www.carolynfiguereo.com [email protected]

Description: Octopi are like magicians- they can fit through holes the size of their eye, AND can camouflage in both texture and color! © Carolyn Figuereo Art www.carolynfiguereo.com [email protected]