#livebottom

This mollusk is a horse conch, found in Gray's Reef National Marine Sanctuary! Horse conchs are the largest sea snail found in U.S. waters – they can grow up to two feet in length! They are predators, chowing down on other snails and mollusks. (Photo: NOAA. Image description: Colorful horse conch.)

Reposted from @muscattrailers Today Manzer Transport hooked up their new live bottom trailer to their Kenworth C508. 😍🤩😍 Lots of TLC has been given to this old skool Kenworth, along with her custom paint job which we matched perfectly. 🚛 🎨 She is also fitted out with the brand new Hendrickson ZMD Zero Maintenance Damping suspension and MAXX22T air disc brake axles. #muscattrailers #LiveBottom #trailer #trucking #trucks #trucksdaily #asphalt #asphaltlife #asphaltmaintenance #asphaltpaving #asphaltandgravel #kenworthtrucks #kenworth #kenworthaustralia #kenworthc508 #C508 #manzertransport #xtarp #oldschool #oldskool #kwtweek2203 https://www.instagram.com/p/CZD9-LnJSK-/?utm_medium=tumblr

We hope you are having a turtley awesome day! This loggerhead sea turtle was found in Gray’s Reef National Marine Sanctuary resting. These friends are the most abundant sea turtle species found in U.S. Atlantic coastal waters. Learn more about them here https://sanctuaries.noaa.gov/magazine/5/grays-reef/. (Photo: Greg McFall/NOAA. Image description: Loggerhead sea turtle resting by a live-bottom reef.)

The natural "live-bottom" reef is teeming with marine life for divers to discover. Explore the recreational opportunities here, check out: https://sanctuaries.noaa.gov/visit/2020-giys-activities.html#grnms (Photo: Greg McFall/NOAA. Image description: Reefscape in the foreground with a diver approaching.)

 To learn more about our #EarthIsBlue series, visit https://sanctuaries.noaa.gov/earthisblue.html