Chordata
Chordates get their name from their characteristic notochord. It plays a significant role in chordate structure and movement. Chordates are bilaterally symmetric, possess a circulatory system, and exhibit metameric segmentation.
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Ribbons of Light Beneath the Surface
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Into the Blue, Wrapped in Light
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The Light Along Its Fins
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Between Gold and Shadow
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Eye to Eye with a Sand Tiger
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Teeth Beneath the Blue
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Through a World of Blue
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Spots, Fins, and a Steady Gaze
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Beneath a Bronze Glow
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Passing with Quiet Power
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A Golden Wake of Light
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Sand Tiger in Blue
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A Quiet Gaze into Blue
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At the Edge of the Blue
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Silent Giant of the Deep: Black Drum in Blue
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Bronze Scales, Blue Waters
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Black Drum in Golden Light
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A Flipper Framed in Gold
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Woodland Rest - White-tailed Deer at O. P. Schnabel Park
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Jambi Rocks the Spotlight
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