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Below the mangrove

Below the mangrove

Mussels and oysters are the only organisms that can attach themselves to the roots and branches of mangrove trees that make up the mangroves of Mayotte. Indeed, with its tidal range of 4 meters, they are the only ones able to withstand several hours submerged out of the water.

Mangrove de la baie d'handréma, France, Mayotte
Author: Gabriel BARATHIEU
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File state: Final
Underwater photography size: 179.0 Mpixels (512 MB uncompressed) - 16384x10928 pixels (54.6x36.4 in / 138.7x92.5 cm at 300 ppi)
Underwater photography keywords: animal, arbre, branche, diving, fisheye, Indian Ocean, lagon, lagoon, mangroove, mangrove, marine biology, Mayotte, nature, organism, outdoor, palétuvier, racine, reef, récif, sea, tree, underwater, water
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