©Thomas Vignaud Photography
The marine biodiversity of the Bahamas is unique and must be preserved.
Our topics include :
- Marine Ecosystems (Coral reefs, mangrove wetlands, dansy beaches, rocky shores, sea grass beds)
- Marine Organisms (Conch, crab, grouper, lobster, manatee, sea turtle, shark,…). Marine mammal are abundant in the Bahamas – Dolphins and Whales but also Manatees –
- Marine Environment and human impact.
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- Nurse shark – © Serenity
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- Coral fishes – © Serenity
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- Reef shark – © Serenity
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- Nurse sharks – © Serenity
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- Barracuda – © Serenity
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- Manta Ray – © Serenity
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- Groupers facing – © Thomas Vignaud
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- Yellow crab – © Serenity
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- Friendly grouper – © Serenity
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- Grouper big mouth – © Serenity
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- Grouper head – © Serenity
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- Grouper – © Serenity
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- Thirsty manatee – © Serenity
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- Manatee – © Thomas Vignaud
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- Nurse shark – © Serenity
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- Stingray – © Serenity
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- Crab – © Serenity
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- Stingray – © Thomas Vignaud
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- Snapper behind fry – © Serenity
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- Stingray – © Serenity
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- Turtle – © Thomas Vignaud
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- Turtle – © Serenity
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- Swimming turtle – © Thomas Vignaud
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- Swimming turtle – © Serenity
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- Baby shark – © Thomas Vignaud
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- School of fishes – © Thomas Vignaud
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- Inside reef’school of fishes – © Serenity
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- Eagleray – © Serenity
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- Eagleray – © Serenity
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- Angelfish – © Thomas Vignaud
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- Coral fish – © Serenity
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- Trumpet fish – © Serenity
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- Grouper – © Serenity
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- Parrot fish – © Serenity
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- Coral and gorgons – © Serenity
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- “Kiss me” – © Thomas Vignaud
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- Sea urchins – © Serenity
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- Coral garden – © Serenity
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- Conch and fishes – © Serenity
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- Coral hole – © Serenity
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- Black Grouper – @ BEP Foundation
