Underwater life

Collected here are photos taken under water, but in them you will see not only the sea creatures - penguins, stingrays and seals - and other land animals, sometimes love to frolic in the water.




A three meter leopard seal grabbed the penguin in the dark waters of the Southern Ocean in Antarctica. (Amos Nachoun / Barcroft USA)



Opened his mouth and showing off his 5-centimeter razor-sharp teeth, this is beautiful, but deadly creating enough prey. (Amos Nachoun / Barcroft USA)



This amazing scene was filmed in the waters near the island of captivity Port Lockroy on the Antarctic peninsula, where every year are going to feed the seals. (Amos Nachoun / Barcroft USA)



Say cheese! Sea Leopard - the equivalent of a polar bear in the Antarctic, it is the largest predator on the continent. (Amos Nachoun / Barcroft USA)



Polar bear blow bubbles into the camera at the zoo in Gelsenkirchen in Germany. (Dr. Peter Schmidt / National)



And this was the bear is caught while diving in the Arctic. (Steven Kazlowski / Barcroft Media)



Fleeting contact ... lay down on the diver's fin adult 15-meter female humpback whale in the Pacific Ocean. (Specialist Stock / Barcroft Media)



Mother with a baby and another whale in the waters of Hawaii. (Specialist Stock / Barcroft Media)



The female sperm whale eating a giant squid at the Japanese islands of Ogasawara. (Barcroft Media)



Squid can be from 8 to 10 meters in length, but the females can grow up to 13 meters in length. (Barcroft Media)



Manta ray in the waters of the island of Ishigaki. Manta ray - the largest kind of rays. (Getty Images)



Skates feed on plankton, fish larvae and other products of the sea, they get out of the water passing through their gills. (BBC / Big Wave Productions / Guy Stevens)



These giants photographer Karl Horan Lohifushi captured on the coast of the Maldives. (Karl Horan)



Lemon shark in the Bahamas smiling at the camera. (Bruce Yates / Barcroft Media)



Another smile, only this time from the 3-meter great white shark at Guadalupe Island, Mexico. (Amos Nachoun / Barcroft USA)



Brave diver swims to the great white shark. (Amos Nachoun / Barcroft USA)



Balavan - year-old tiger enjoys swimming in the pool in South Carolina. (Barry Bland / Barcroft Media)



And this white Bengal tiger named one dives into the pool San Francisco Zoo for a meal. (Westley Hargraves / Barcroft Media)



Shoals of sardines off the coast of South Africa - Pets underwater photographers ... and sharks. (Jason Heller / Barcroft Media)



Sharks have a clear procedure pack, depending on the size. (Jason Heller / Barcroft Media)



And the dolphins work together to help pack the fish rise to the surface. (JASON HELLER / BARCROFT MEDIA)



Once the sardines close to the surface, they immediately become a target for cormorants, diving into the water behind them. (Jason Heller / Barcroft Media)



And it begins a bloody feast. (Jason Heller / Barcroft Media)



Beluga lets viewers bubbles in an aquarium in Tokyo. (Kazuhiro / AFP / Getty Images)



20-year-old beluga named Aurora swimming in the ocean with her cub. (AP)



And finally, one of the most colorful creatures in the underwater world - sea snails or nudibranch. (Thomas Vignaud / Solent)



These specimens were found off the coast of southern France, but they can be found in the seas around the world. (Thomas Vignaud / Solent)