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Anemone Print



Anemone

Price: $18.35

Van Gogh Vase with Daisies and Anemones Neckties



Vincent Willem van Gogh (30 March 1853 – 29 July 1890) was a Dutch Post-Impressionist artist. Some of his paintings are now among the world's best known, most popular and expensive works of art. Oil on canvas, 61 x 38 cm. Otterlo, Rijksmuseum Kroeller-Muller.

Price: $35.95

Mermaid iPhone Case



Rare Nautilus Mermaid from the legendary waters of Atlantis wears her sea anemone hat and waves her beautiful glittered tail festooned with (real) starfish. I call her Sophie; her real name sounds a lot like throwing a standard shift into reverse while speeding downhill during a hailstorm. Her pet seahorse (real), Scout, accompanies her everywhere. This original artwork is copyright Ramona Szczerba 2008. Copyright is not transferable with the sale of this item. The buyer is not entitled to any reproduction rights – image cannot be reproduced without my express written permission. Thanks!

Price: $42.30

Red Sea Star - Mousepad



The African Red Knobby Sea Stars have dull spines, bumps or knobs on their dorsal surface often in contrasting Reds, Burgundy’s and oranges on a gray or tan body. This species is hardy but is an aggressive feeder and will be more than happy to mount and consume sessile invertebrates including clams, urchins, oysters, anemones, and all manner of corals (soft and stony). Is also known to prey on sleeping, slow or weak fish. If it can catch it, it will eat it. It is on the Restricted Species List.Protoreaster lincki – Red Knob: Also called: Red-Knobbed Sea Star, Red Spine Star, African Star, African Red-Knobbed Sea Star. Native to the Indian Ocean. The ocean floor off the private Island of Chumbe in the Indian Ocean is covered with these Red Sea Stars. Photographed by Ashley Haddad.

Price: $14.10

Scuba Diving Flag Scuba Diver's Live Love Dive Mouse Mats



Rodale's has consistently rated the waters around the San Juan Islands as some of the best cold water scuba diving in the world. The water temperature averages 45 degrees and its cold water offers divers huge kelp forests, giant sea anemones, and the thrilling opportunity to explore spectacular caverns which are home to the world's largest Pacific Octopus. The waters of the San Juan Islands are second only to those of the Red Sea for the mere quantity of marine life species in the waters. Winter is the best time for diving with its visibility to almost 100 feet.

Price: $12.20