"Turtle Cleaning Station"

A Green Sea Turtle, Chelonia mydas, stretches his neck to allow access by the Yellow Tangs and Gold-Eye Surgeonfish that are grazing the algae off its skin and shell. The symbiotic relationship benefits both partners. Turtles and cleaners meet at a designated "cleaning station" on a reef in Hawaii.

Doug Perrine is widely regarded as one of the world's foremost marine wildlife photographers. His photographs have won a number of awards, including the prestigious BBC/ British Gas Wildlife Photographer of the Year Award.

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• Archival quality printing
• Highest possible resolution
• Custom print styles and sizes available by quote

Shipped in lightweight box.  Unframed prints shipped rolled.