The Space

The SpaceWhile Weddell seals are most commonly seen in groups, this lone seal occupies its own space in the snow, as captured by Anouska Freedman. The solitary position of this seal in the vast icy landscape of Antarctica is as ironic as how the seals love to lie down on ice instead of a warmer rock or sand. Weddell seals are the most common species of seals seen by Antarctica tourists. They are adorable to look at. You can also count on them to be safe from

paired with the monochromatic tones

From Daniel Nicholson: Green sea turtles have captured the hearts of many around the world

some scientists believe there are as few as 200 remaining in the ocean

with @oceanecoadventures

From Shannon Wild: The Flap-necked chameleon is native to sub-Saharan Africa

There are few places left where these guys can be found

This is due to heavy fishing pressure and extensive habitat degradation

Its vibrance is complemented by the blue of the sea and the calcific sand of the southern sea

Flowing curves and smooth rounded fins and head breaks the jaggedy contour of the rocks and corals of the seabed

hopping up between fragmented ice sheets just enough to spy a glimpse of potential prey like resting seals

From Shannon Wild: Kenya

Totally worth it if you are ever down in SA at the right time of year though