Sea Life 2012 Wall Calendar

THIS IS A 2012 CALENDAR -- In underwater images taken around the world, photographer Foster Bam captures fascinating examples of sea life. Sea Life features 24 photos—a major and a minor photo each month. Prepare to dive! ISBN: 1594907250 UPC: 733640907254

Under the Sea 2012 Wall Calendar

THIS IS A 2012 CALENDAR -- Renowned underwater photographer Beverly Factor travels the world to explore and capture dazzling images of creatures inhabiting coral reefs. Twelve vivid full-color photographs are complemented in this large format wall calendar by large daily grids.

Sea Shells 2012 Wall Calendar

THIS IS A 2012 CALENDAR -- To the observant, seashells tell tales of corals and currents, tides and the tropics, sea and sand. Twelve dazzling, full-color photographs depict the mysterious beauty of these marine mementos. The large format wall calendar features daily grids.

In the Sea 2012 Wall Calendar

THIS IS A 2012 CALENDAR -- In the Sea 2012 Wall Calendar by Magnum Publications Inc.

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Under Water World 2012 Wall Calendar

THIS IS A 2012 CALENDAR -- This new wall calendar for 2012 features 12 color photographs of underwater plants and animal life in a variety of tropical locations plus a 30 x 60 cm. color poster.

Diving 2012 Wall Calendar

Beneath the surface of our oceans, a whole other world is inhabited by creatures of incredible shapes and color. So men and women suit up, strap their tanks on, adjust their masks, and dive to discover all the splendor that resides down in the big blue. This diving calendar invites you to witness th

Sea Turtles 2012 Wall Calendar

THIS IS A 2012 CALENDAR -- Reptiles of the order Testudines, sea turtles are one of the oldest species on the planet, with ancestors dating back more than 200 million years. These “survivors” get their staying power from their bony and hard shells, which protect vital organs and a retractable

Sharks 2012 Wall Calendar

Enduring veterans of this planet, sharks explored ancient seas as early as 400 million years ago. Their outstanding sense of smell and excellent hearing have played no small role in their continued existence. Though certainly fierce predators, not all sharks pose a danger to humans. This Sharks wall