Alexander Semenov, a passionate marine photographer, lead the divers team and took pictures of sea creatures we have seldom seen at Moscow State University’s White Sea Biological Station located just south of the Artic Circle.
Eutonina indicans / © Alexander Semenov
Cyanea rainbow / © Alexander Semenov
Syllidae from the Sea of Okhotsk / © Alexander Semenov
Cestum veneris, Italy / © Alexander Semenov
Beroe cucumis / © Alexander Semenov
Cyanea nude / © Alexander Semenov
Clione limacina / © Alexander Semenov
Sarsia tubulosa attacked by Cyanea capillata / © Alexander Semenov
Swimming file clam, Australia / © Alexander Semenov
Aglantha digitale / © Alexander Semenov
Cyanea rainbow / © Alexander Semenov
Syllidae from the Sea of Okhotsk / © Alexander Semenov
Cestum veneris, Italy / © Alexander Semenov
Beroe cucumis / © Alexander Semenov
Cyanea nude / © Alexander Semenov
Clione limacina / © Alexander Semenov
Sarsia tubulosa attacked by Cyanea capillata / © Alexander Semenov
Swimming file clam, Australia / © Alexander Semenov
Aglantha digitale / © Alexander Semenov
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