Bahamas Islands, Caribbean

Velvety

Sand dollars are alive and covered in tiny, velvety spines that give them a purplish-brown color while living on the ocean floor. After they die, their spines fall off, and their skeleton—called a test—washes ashore and gradually turns white from sun bleaching.

😀 Photographer: Analia Ferrario

📷 Camera and Settings:

• Nikon Coolpix AW130

• 4.7mm f/2.8

• 1/1000s

• ISO 125

🌎 Location: Bahamas Islands, Caribbean

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