June 4, 2015

Endangered Hawaiian Monk Seal

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June 4, 2015
Endangered Hawaiian Monk Seal

Species: Monk Seal | Location: Hawaii, United States

By Debra Casey

This monk seal is one of the less than 1300 left in Hawaii. Her tag is M80.

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About The Photographer

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Debra Casey was born in Hollywood, CA and moved to Maui, HI in 1996 and Honolulu in 2013. This vegan tattooed body piercer became a surfer and photographer, and now shares her unique perspective of island life and other adventures.

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