Do you think angels float in the sky all the time? Wait till you see a celestial being in the sea. Alexander Semenov, a marine biologist specializing in invertebrates and the head of a team of divers.
The skilled team emanates from Moscow State University’s White Sea Biological Station. The experienced diver has an incredible list of titles and achievements. He is very passionate about macro photography.
“My key area of interest is found underwater. The camera lens is the duct through which marine life can be examined. I share my findings through social media, and public lectures,” the Semenov says.
Deep in Russia’s white sea, Semenov is enthralled by a strange sight. He moves closer to get a clearer gaze at the being. Behold, a sea creature bright like a rainbow. She had small wing-like fins.
The sentient being floated in the sea graciously, flapping her wings. She had a streamlined body, with the lower part radiating in blue light. The tiny angel had hairlike structures around her tail.
Suddenly, she disappeared into the darkness of the sea. Probably heeding to the call of her lover. Semenov and his team started a project (Aquatilis) inspired by other scientists and academic books.
The objective of the project is for research in Marine biology. This is done by studying unique sea denizens. The team is very enthusiastic and open about the interesting process of exploring the frozen North.
