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Daily Archives: February 14th / 2012
The Ocean’s lacework
By: Shelagh McNally Sea Fans or gorgolina are the delicate, lace-like plants you see when snorkeling or diving the coral reefs. Though they look like small trees, sea fans are actually animals. There are thousands of different species of sea … Continue reading
Posted in Ecology, Flora & Fauna, Planet Earth, Snorkelling
Tagged Cancun, Puerto Morelos, Quintana Roo
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Foot Prints in Mexico 