National Geographic photographer brings plight of marine wildlife to the surface

By Tenley Woodman
Monday, December 1, 2008 - Updated 354d 11h ago
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Going nose to nose with tiger sharks, whales and giant squid doesn’t faze National Geographic underwater photographer Brian Skerry.

What does freak out the Uxbridge native is the plight of marine habitats.

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