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  • Underwater photograph of Pseudanthias squamipinnis (Sea goldies, lyretail coralfish, lyretail anthias, scalefin anthia, goldfish) at a Coral reef in the Red Sea Eilat, Israel
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  • Underwater photograph of Pseudanthias squamipinnis (Sea goldies, lyretail coralfish, lyretail anthias, scalefin anthia, goldfish) at a Coral reef in the Red Sea Eilat, Israel
    BT_f_Sea-Goldie_2858.jpg
  • Underwater photograph of Pseudanthias squamipinnis (Sea goldies, lyretail coralfish, lyretail anthias, scalefin anthia, goldfish) at a Coral reef in the Red Sea Eilat, Israel
    BT_f_Sea-Goldie_2856.jpg
  • Underwater photograph of Pseudanthias squamipinnis (Sea goldies, lyretail coralfish, lyretail anthias, scalefin anthia, goldfish) at a Coral reef in the Red Sea Eilat, Israel
    BT_f_Sea-Goldie_2855.jpg
  • Aerial Photography with a drone. Elevated view of the canal leading water from the northern part to the Dead Sea Works, in the southern part on the shore of the Dead Sea, Israel.
    DN_Drone-Dead-Sea_0312.jpg
  • Aerial Photography with a drone. Elevated view of the canal leading water from the northern part to the Dead Sea Works, in the southern part on the shore of the Dead Sea, Israel.
    DN_Drone-Dead-Sea_0012.jpg
  • Synapta maculata sea cucumber also Zebra sea cucumber crawls on the sea bed, Red Sea, Israel
    HN_Red-Sea_HGI2249.jpg
  • Under water photography of a Red Sea or two-banded clownfish (Amphiprion bicinctus) in a Sea Anemone (Actiniaria) Photographed in the Red Sea Israel
    HN_m_Red-Sea_HGI1284.jpg
  • A young child is smelling a sea daffodil, sea pancratium lily (pancratium maritimum) on the mediterranean coast, israel in October at night
    AM_f_sea-daffodil_671A1346.jpg
  • A young child is smelling a sea daffodil, sea pancratium lily (pancratium maritimum) on the mediterranean coast, israel in October at night
    AM_f_sea-daffodil_671A1156-1.jpg
  • A young child is smelling a sea daffodil, sea pancratium lily (pancratium maritimum) on the mediterranean coast, israel in October at night
    AM_f_sea-daffodil_671A1395.jpg
  • Aerial Photography with a drone. Elevated view of the canal leading water from the northern part to the Dead Sea Works, in the southern part on the shore of the Dead Sea, Israel.
    DN_Drone-Dead-Sea_0318.jpg
  • Aerial Photography with a drone. Elevated view of the canal leading water from the northern part to the Dead Sea Works, in the southern part on the shore of the Dead Sea, Israel.
    DN_Drone-Dead-Sea_0313.jpg
  • Aerial Photography with a drone. Elevated view of the canal leading water from the northern part to the Dead Sea Works, in the southern part on the shore of the Dead Sea, Israel.
    DN_Drone-Dead-Sea_0310.jpg
  • Aerial Photography with a drone. Route 90 that runs along the Dead Sea, Israel. Route 90 is the longest Israeli road, at about 480 kilometres (300 mi), and stretches from Metula and the northern border with Lebanon, along the western side of the Sea of Galilee, through the Jordan River Valley, along the western bank of the Dead Sea (making it the world's lowest road), through the Arabah valley, and until Eilat and the southern border with Egypt on the Red Sea. The central section of the road traverses the West Bank; while it passes near the city of Jericho, it runs through Area C and does not enter areas controlled by the Palestinian Authority.
    DN_Drone-Dead-Sea_0015.jpg
  • Aerial Photography with a drone. Elevated view of sink holes on the shore of the Dead Sea, Israel. The sink holes are caused by the rapidly receding water level (Approx. 5 cm per month)
    DN_Drone-Dead-Sea_0014.jpg
  • Aerial Photography with a drone. Route 90 that runs along the Dead Sea, Israel. Route 90 is the longest Israeli road, at about 480 kilometres (300 mi), and stretches from Metula and the northern border with Lebanon, along the western side of the Sea of Galilee, through the Jordan River Valley, along the western bank of the Dead Sea (making it the world's lowest road), through the Arabah valley, and until Eilat and the southern border with Egypt on the Red Sea. The central section of the road traverses the West Bank; while it passes near the city of Jericho, it runs through Area C and does not enter areas controlled by the Palestinian Authority.
    DN_Drone-Dead-Sea_0010-1.jpg
  • The evaporation pools at the Dead Sea Works (DSW), Dead Sea, Israel
    DN_f_Dead-Sea_P1300273.jpg
  • The evaporation pools at the Dead Sea Works (DSW), Dead Sea, Israel
    DN_f_Dead-Sea_P1300272.jpg
  • The evaporation pools at the Dead Sea Works (DSW), Dead Sea, Israel with a yellow hydraulic Excavator
    DN_f_Dead-Sea_DAN0316.jpg
  • Israel, Dead Sea A sinkhole caused by the receding water level of the Dead Sea. A hot water spring fills the hole
    DN_f_Dead-Sea_7098_6712-Pano.jpg
  • Israel, Dead Sea A sinkhole caused by the receding water level of the Dead Sea. A hot water spring fills the hole
    DN_f_Dead-Sea_7092_6706.jpg
  • Hawksbill sea turtle (Eretmochelys imbricata). Only female adult turtles come ashore, doing so to lay their eggs. This is the smallest of the marine turtles, rarely more than a metre in length. It lives in warm seas and oceans throughout the world, preferring shallow water. It eats mainly fish and crustaceans. This species is critically endangered. Photographed in the Seychelles in February
    BT_Hawksbill-sea-turtle_14.jpg
  • Hawksbill sea turtle (Eretmochelys imbricata). Only female adult turtles come ashore, doing so to lay their eggs. This is the smallest of the marine turtles, rarely more than a metre in length. It lives in warm seas and oceans throughout the world, preferring shallow water. It eats mainly fish and crustaceans. This species is critically endangered. Photographed in the Seychelles in February
    BT_Hawksbill-sea-turtle_12.jpg
  • Israel, Galilee, Sea Level sign on the road to the Sea of Galilee that lies 212 meters below sea level
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  • Israel, Galilee, Sea Level sign on the road to the Sea of Galilee that lies 212 meters below sea level
    SL_Sea-Level_LS2_6123.jpg
  • Israel, Galilee, Sea Level sign on the road to the Sea of Galilee that lies 212 meters below sea level
    SL_Sea-Level_LS2_6119.jpg
  • Black Sea urchin (Echinoidea) hides within a clam shell. Photographed the Red Sea, Eilat, Israel
    HN_Red-Sea_HGI2183.jpg
  • Underwater photograph of a two Red Sea bannerfish (Heniochus intermedius)  This fish inhabits coral reefs in the tropical western Indian Ocean, including the Red Sea. It feeds on small invertebrates and zooplankton, and can reach a length of around 18 centimetres. Photographed in the Red Sea, Eilat, Israel
    HN_m_Red-Sea_HGI1368.jpg
  • Aerial Photography with a drone. Elevated view of sink holes on the shore of the Dead Sea, Israel. The sink holes are caused by the rapidly receding water level (Approx. 5 cm per month)
    DN_Drone-Dead-Sea_0144.jpg
  • Israel, Sdom, The Dead Sea Works LTD. Israeli potash plant on the shore of the Dead Sea
    JT_f_Dead-Sea_IMG_0391_1.jpg
  • Dead Sea, Israel view east into the drying sea The resort hotels of Ein Bokek in the background
    RL_f_Dead-Sea_7252.jpg
  • Dead Sea, Israel view east into the drying sea The resort hotels of Ein Bokek in the background
    RL_f_Dead-Sea_7249.jpg
  • Dead Sea, Israel view east into the drying sea The resort hotels of Ein Bokek in the background
    RL_f_Dead-Sea_7236.jpg
  • Dead Sea, Israel view east into the drying sea The resort hotels of Ein Bokek in the background
    RL_f_Dead-Sea_7290.jpg
  • Hawksbill sea turtle (Eretmochelys imbricata). Only female adult turtles come ashore, doing so to lay their eggs. This is the smallest of the marine turtles, rarely more than a metre in length. It lives in warm seas and oceans throughout the world, preferring shallow water. It eats mainly fish and crustaceans. This species is critically endangered. Photographed in the Seychelles in February
    BT_hawksbill-sea-turtle_35.jpg
  • Hawksbill sea turtle (Eretmochelys imbricata). Only female adult turtles come ashore, doing so to lay their eggs. This is the smallest of the marine turtles, rarely more than a metre in length. It lives in warm seas and oceans throughout the world, preferring shallow water. It eats mainly fish and crustaceans. This species is critically endangered. Photographed in the Seychelles in February
    BT_hawksbill-sea-turtle_36.jpg
  • Israel, Sdom, The Dead Sea Works LTD. Israeli potash plant on the shore of the Dead Sea. Evaporation pool. the salt crystals are than harvested for their chemical content
    DN_Drone-Dead-Sea_0331.jpg
  • Israel, Sdom, The Dead Sea Works LTD. Israeli potash plant on the shore of the Dead Sea. Evaporation pool. the salt crystals are than harvested for their chemical content
    DN_Drone-Dead-Sea_0324.jpg
  • Israel, Sdom, The Dead Sea Works LTD. Israeli potash plant on the shore of the Dead Sea. Evaporation pool. the salt crystals are than harvested for their chemical content
    DN_Drone-Dead-Sea_0322.jpg
  • Israel, Sdom, The Dead Sea Works LTD. Israeli potash plant on the shore of the Dead Sea. Evaporation pool. the salt crystals are than harvested for their chemical content
    DN_Drone-Dead-Sea_0319.jpg
  • Dead Sea Israel, looking into land
    DN_Drone-Dead-Sea_0237.jpg
  • Aerial Photography with a drone. Elevated view of sink holes on the shore of the Dead Sea, Israel. The sink holes are caused by the rapidly receding water level (Approx. 5 cm per month)
    DN_Drone-Dead-Sea_0171.jpg
  • Aerial Photography with a drone. Elevated view of sink holes on the shore of the Dead Sea, Israel. The sink holes are caused by the rapidly receding water level (Approx. 5 cm per month)
    DN_Drone-Dead-Sea_0120.jpg
  • Aerial Photography with a drone. Elevated view of sink holes on the shore of the Dead Sea, Israel. The sink holes are caused by the rapidly receding water level (Approx. 5 cm per month)
    DN_Drone-Dead-Sea_0017-2.jpg
  • Aerial Photography with a drone. Elevated view of sink holes on the shore of the Dead Sea, Israel. The sink holes are caused by the rapidly receding water level (Approx. 5 cm per month)
    DN_Drone-Dead-Sea_0016-2.jpg
  • Aerial Photography with a drone. Elevated view of sink holes on the shore of the Dead Sea, Israel. The sink holes are caused by the rapidly receding water level (Approx. 5 cm per month)
    DN_Drone-Dead-Sea_0015-3.jpg
  • Aerial Photography with a drone. Elevated view of sink holes on the shore of the Dead Sea, Israel. The sink holes are caused by the rapidly receding water level (Approx. 5 cm per month)
    DN_Drone-Dead-Sea_0006-3.jpg
  • Aerial Photography with a drone. Elevated view of sink holes on the shore of the Dead Sea, Israel. The sink holes are caused by the rapidly receding water level (Approx. 5 cm per month)
    DN_Drone-Dead-Sea_0004-3.jpg
  • Dead Sea, Israel view east into the drying sea
    DN_f_Dead-Sea_dscg7465_7887.jpg
  • Dead Sea, Israel view east into the drying sea
    DN_f_Dead-Sea_dscg7427_7849.jpg
  • Israel, Dead Sea A sinkhole caused by the receding water level of the Dead Sea. A hot water spring fills the hole
    DN_f_Dead-Sea_dscg1248.jpg
  • Israel, Dead Sea A sinkhole caused by the receding water level of the Dead Sea. A hot water spring fills the hole
    DN_f_Dead-Sea_dscg1234.jpg
  • Israel, Dead Sea A sinkhole caused by the receding water level of the Dead Sea. A hot water spring fills the hole
    DN_f_Dead-Sea_dscg1233.jpg
  • Israel, Dead Sea A sinkhole caused by the receding water level of the Dead Sea. A hot water spring fills the hole
    DN_f_Dead-Sea_dscg1230.jpg
  • Marl stone formations. Eroded cliffs made of marl. Marl is a calcium carbonate-rich, mudstone formed from sedimentary deposits. Photographed in Israel, Dead Sea region
    DN_f_Dead-Sea_dscg1141.jpg
  • Dead Sea, Israel view east into the drying sea
    DN_f_Dead-Sea_dscg0569.jpg
  • Israel, Dead Sea A sinkhole caused by the receding water level of the Dead Sea. A hot water spring fills the hole
    DN_f_Dead-Sea_DSCF1186.jpg
  • Israel, Dead Sea A sinkhole caused by the receding water level of the Dead Sea. A hot water spring fills the hole
    DN_f_Dead-Sea_DSCF1185.jpg
  • Israel, Dead Sea A sinkhole caused by the receding water level of the Dead Sea. A hot water spring fills the hole
    DN_f_Dead-Sea_DSCF1182.jpg
  • Israel, Dead Sea A sinkhole caused by the receding water level of the Dead Sea. A hot water spring fills the hole
    DN_f_Dead-Sea_DSCF1172.jpg
  • Israel, Dead Sea A sinkhole caused by the receding water level of the Dead Sea. A hot water spring fills the hole
    DN_f_Dead-Sea_DSCF1169.jpg
  • Israel, Dead Sea A sinkhole caused by the receding water level of the Dead Sea. A hot water spring fills the hole
    DN_f_Dead-Sea_DSCF1109.jpg
  • Israel, Dead Sea A sinkhole caused by the receding water level of the Dead Sea. A hot water spring fills the hole
    DN_f_Dead-Sea_DSCF1108.jpg
  • Israel, Dead Sea A sinkhole caused by the receding water level of the Dead Sea. A hot water spring fills the hole
    DN_f_Dead-Sea_DAN0016.jpg
  • young man snorkeling and swimming with a Hawksbill sea turtle (Eretmochelys imbricata). This is the smallest of the marine turtles, rarely more than a metre in length. It lives in warm seas and oceans throughout the world, preferring shallow water. It eats mainly fish and crustaceans. This species is critically endangered. Photographed in the Seychelles, in February
    BT_Hawksbill-sea-turtle_18.jpg
  • young man snorkeling and swimming with a Hawksbill sea turtle (Eretmochelys imbricata). This is the smallest of the marine turtles, rarely more than a metre in length. It lives in warm seas and oceans throughout the world, preferring shallow water. It eats mainly fish and crustaceans. This species is critically endangered. Photographed in the Seychelles, in February
    BT_Hawksbill-sea-turtle_17.jpg
  • young man snorkeling and swimming with a Hawksbill sea turtle (Eretmochelys imbricata). This is the smallest of the marine turtles, rarely more than a metre in length. It lives in warm seas and oceans throughout the world, preferring shallow water. It eats mainly fish and crustaceans. This species is critically endangered. Photographed in the Seychelles, in February
    BT_Hawksbill-sea-turtle_15.jpg
  • young man snorkeling and swimming with a Hawksbill sea turtle (Eretmochelys imbricata). This is the smallest of the marine turtles, rarely more than a metre in length. It lives in warm seas and oceans throughout the world, preferring shallow water. It eats mainly fish and crustaceans. This species is critically endangered. Photographed in the Seychelles, in February
    BT_Hawksbill-sea-turtle_16.jpg
  • Hawksbill sea turtle (Eretmochelys imbricata). Only female adult turtles come ashore, doing so to lay their eggs. This is the smallest of the marine turtles, rarely more than a metre in length. It lives in warm seas and oceans throughout the world, preferring shallow water. It eats mainly fish and crustaceans. This species is critically endangered. Photographed in the Seychelles in February
    BT_Hawksbill-sea-turtle_13.jpg
  • Hawksbill sea turtle (Eretmochelys imbricata). Only female adult turtles come ashore, doing so to lay their eggs. This is the smallest of the marine turtles, rarely more than a metre in length. It lives in warm seas and oceans throughout the world, preferring shallow water. It eats mainly fish and crustaceans. This species is critically endangered. Photographed in the Seychelles in February
    BT_Hawksbill-sea-turtle_11.jpg
  • young man snorkeling and swimming with a Hawksbill sea turtle (Eretmochelys imbricata). This is the smallest of the marine turtles, rarely more than a metre in length. It lives in warm seas and oceans throughout the world, preferring shallow water. It eats mainly fish and crustaceans. This species is critically endangered. Photographed in the Seychelles, in February
    BT_Hawksbill-sea-turtle_10.jpg
  • Hawksbill sea turtle (Eretmochelys imbricata). Only female adult turtles come ashore, doing so to lay their eggs. This is the smallest of the marine turtles, rarely more than a metre in length. It lives in warm seas and oceans throughout the world, preferring shallow water. It eats mainly fish and crustaceans. This species is critically endangered. Photographed in the Seychelles in February
    BT_Hawksbill-sea-turtle_09.jpg
  • Hawksbill sea turtle (Eretmochelys imbricata). Only female adult turtles come ashore, doing so to lay their eggs. This is the smallest of the marine turtles, rarely more than a metre in length. It lives in warm seas and oceans throughout the world, preferring shallow water. It eats mainly fish and crustaceans. This species is critically endangered. Photographed in the Seychelles in February
    BT_Hawksbill-sea-turtle_08.jpg
  • Pancratium maritimum, or sea daffodil, is a species of bulbous plant native to both sides of the Mediterranean region and Black Sea from Portugal, Morocco and the Canary Islands east to Turkey, Syria, Israel and the Caucasus.<br />
Pancratium maritimum grows on beaches and coastal sand dunes, often with much of the leaves and scapes buried in the sand. Other vernacular names are sand daffodil, sand lily and lily of St. Nicholas. Photographed in Israel in July
    AM_f_sea-daffodil_671A0263.jpg
  • Israel, Galilee, Sea Level sign on the road to the Sea of Galilee that lies 212 meters below sea level
    SL_Sea-Level_LS2_6121.jpg
  • Israel, Dead Sea, the receding water level has left these stairs into the water on dry land. Water shortage in the region has caused all governments to dam the water before reaching the dead sea causing the sea to shring in size at alarming rates
    AM_Dead-Sea_4004.jpg
  • sea daffodil, sea pancratium lily (pancratium maritimum) on the mediterranean coast, israel in September
    VA_f_sea-daffodil_DSC04505.jpg
  • sea daffodil, sea pancratium lily (pancratium maritimum) on the mediterranean coast, israel in September
    VA_f_sea-daffodil_DSC04504.jpg
  • Marl stone formations. Eroded cliffs made of marl. Marl is a calcium carbonate-rich, mudstone formed from sedimentary deposits. Photographed in Israel, Dead Sea region
    VA_f_Dead-Sea_DSC09761.jpg
  • Pancratium maritimum, or sea daffodil, is a species of bulbous plant native to both sides of the Mediterranean region and Black Sea from Portugal, Morocco and the Canary Islands east to Turkey, Syria, Israel and the Caucasus.<br />
Pancratium maritimum grows on beaches and coastal sand dunes, often with much of the leaves and scapes buried in the sand. Other vernacular names are sand daffodil, sand lily and lily of St. Nicholas. Photographed in Israel in July
    AM_f_sea-daffodil_671A0332.jpg
  • A tourist beach on the shore of the Dead Sea, Israel
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  • A tourist beach on the shore of the Dead Sea, Israel
    GE_Dead-Sea_3838.jpg
  • Dead Sea, Israel view east into the drying sea
    DN_f_Dead-Sea_dscg1146.jpg
  • Marl stone formations. Eroded cliffs made of marl. Marl is a calcium carbonate-rich, mudstone formed from sedimentary deposits. Photographed in Israel, Dead Sea region
    DN_f_Dead-Sea_0025_1904.jpg
  • Aerial Photography with a drone. Elevated view of the shore of the Dead Sea, Israel
    DN_Drone-Dead-Sea_0169.jpg
  • Aerial Photography with a drone. Elevated view of sink holes on the shore of the Dead Sea, Israel. The sink holes are caused by the rapidly receding water level (Approx. 5 cm per month)
    DN_Drone-Dead-Sea_0164.jpg
  • Israel, Dead Sea.a window overlooking the Dead Sea from the interior of an abandoned employee housing building (DSW) on the shore
    JT_f_Dead-Sea_IMG_7743_1.jpg
  • Dead Sea, Israel view east into the drying sea The resort hotels of Ein Bokek in the background
    RL_f_Dead-Sea_7298.jpg
  • Dead Sea, Israel view east into the drying sea The resort hotels of Ein Bokek in the background
    RL_f_Dead-Sea_7225.jpg
  • Dead Sea, Israel view east into the drying sea The resort hotels of Ein Bokek in the background
    RL_f_Dead-Sea_7284.jpg
  • Israel, Sdom, The Dead Sea Works LTD. Israeli potash plant on the shore of the Dead Sea
    DN_f_Dead-Sea_DSC_1830.jpg
  • Marl stone formations. Eroded cliffs made of marl. Marl is a calcium carbonate-rich, mudstone formed from sedimentary deposits. Photographed in Israel, Dead Sea region
    VA_f_Dead-Sea_DSC09763.jpg
  • Marl stone formations. Eroded cliffs made of marl. Marl is a calcium carbonate-rich, mudstone formed from sedimentary deposits. Photographed in Israel, Dead Sea region
    VA_f_Dead-Sea_DSC09771.jpg
  • Marl stone formations. Eroded cliffs made of marl. Marl is a calcium carbonate-rich, mudstone formed from sedimentary deposits. Photographed in Israel, Dead Sea region
    VA_f_Dead-Sea_DSC09757.jpg
  • Marl stone formations. Eroded cliffs made of marl. Marl is a calcium carbonate-rich, mudstone formed from sedimentary deposits. Photographed in Israel, Dead Sea region
    VA_f_Dead-Sea_DSC09756.jpg
  • Neve Zohar is a community settlement in southern Israel. on the shores of the Dead Sea. The village is the closest permanent settlement to the Ein Bokek Dead Sea hotel area and hosts the regional council's offices. It is the lowest village in the world.
    DN_Dead-Sea_P1260205.jpg
  • Dead Sea Works (DSW) evaporation pools. The mineral rich salt deposits are than collected and processed. Dead Sea, Israel
    DN_f_Dead-Sea_dscg1220.jpg
  • Dead Sea Works (DSW) evaporation pools. The mineral rich salt deposits are than collected and processed. Dead Sea, Israel
    DN_f_Dead-Sea_dscg1217.jpg
  • Aerial Photography with a drone. Elevated view of sink holes on the shore of the Dead Sea, Israel. The sink holes are caused by the rapidly receding water level (Approx. 5 cm per month)
    DN_Drone-Dead-Sea_0270.jpg
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