#australian geographic

Turtle-headed sea snake - Emydocephalus annulatus

(Image credit: University of Adelaide)

Stokes’ sea snake - Hydrophis stokesii

Photographer: Christopher Watson

Horned sea snake - Hydrophis peronii

Photographer: JurgenxFreund

Olive sea snake - Aipysurus laevis

(Image credit: Gabriel Guzman)

Small-headed sea snake - Hydrophis macdowelli

Photographer: iNaturalistUK

Yellow-bellied sea snake - Pelamis platurus

(Image credit: William Flaxington)

Leaf-scaled sea snake - Aipysurus foliosquama

(Image credit: Hal Cogger)

Elegant sea snake - Hydrophis elegans

Photographer:Jacob Loyacano

Dubois’ sea snake - Aipysurus duboisii

Photographer: Chris Cooper

Olive sea snake - Aipysurus laevis

Image credit: indianoceanimagery/Getty

Southern royal albatross

Photo Credit: Gillianne Tedder

White-capped Mollymawk (Thalassarche cauta) aka White-capped albatross

Foveaux Strait, Stewart Island, New Zealand

Photographer: Doug Gimesy

Great crested grebes are ridiculously good at this

They’re parenting goals, relationship goals, elegant headwear goals. They can fly (kind of) and their body is a boat. They even enjoy a large range, spanning western Europe, the UK, parts of southern and eastern Africa, Australia, and New Zealand.

Image credit: Justin Setterfield/Getty Images

Great crested grebes are ridiculously good at this

They’re parenting goals, relationship goals, elegant headwear goals. They can fly (kind of) and their body is a boat. They even enjoy a large range, spanning western Europe, the UK, parts of southern and eastern Africa, Australia, and New Zealand.

(Image credit: Petr Salinger/Shutterstock)

Great crested grebes are ridiculously good at this

They’re parenting goals, relationship goals, elegant headwear goals. They can fly (kind of) and their body is a boat. They even enjoy a large range, spanning western Europe, the UK, parts of southern and eastern Africa, Australia, and New Zealand.

(Image credit: Justin Setterfield/Getty Images)