A curious American crocodile investigates National Geographic photogapher Jennifer Hayes in a mangrove channel in Gardens of the Queen National Park, Cuba. These large reptiles are called the engineers of the mangroves because their movements open and maintain channels through the dense root systems enhancing circulation of water and nutrients.
Photographer: David Doubilet
A curious American crocodile investigates National Geographic photogapher Jennifer Hayes in a mangrove channel in Gardens of the Queen National Park, Cuba. These large reptiles are called the engineers of the mangroves because their movements open and maintain channels through the dense root systems enhancing circulation of water and nutrients.
Photographer: David Doubilet
A curious American crocodile investigates Jennifer Hayes in a mangrove channel in Gardens of the Queen National Park, Cuba.
Photographer: David Doubilet
Antarctic fur seal pups play and practice swimming in a small protected ocean pool in South Georgia. Fur seals were hunted to commercial extinction in South Georgia but tehir numbers ahve rebounded with protection.
Photographer: David Doubilet
david Doubilet on assignment Antarctica
Photographer: Jennifer Hayes