Rainbow Gleam Postcard Set (4 cards)

No More Than 10,000 **Rainbow Gleam Postcards** Paper: 330gsm Art Paper Finish: Holographic Foil Stamping North Atlantic Right Whale The English name for the Right Whale is, fittingly, "Right Whale." During the whaling era, their slow swimming speed made them easy prey. Coupled with their abundant blubber, which caused their bodies to float after being killed, making them easy to retrieve, whalers considered them the "correct" whale to hunt. Kemp's Ridley Sea Turtle Like other sea turtles, Kemp's Ridleys come ashore to lay eggs, and the hatchlings make their way back to the sea. A unique habitat for them is the "Sargasso Sea." This sea, unbound by land, has currents as its borders. Encircled by these currents, it is a place rich with Sargassum seaweed, providing an excellent sanctuary and abundant food for its inhabitants. Young Kemp's Ridleys swim with the currents, growing to maturity. Mediterranean Monk Seal The Mediterranean Monk Seal was once a common sight along the Mediterranean coast. They were largely gentle and lacking in wariness. During the 18th and 19th centuries, the popularity of fur led to the rampant hunting of marine life with valuable pelts. The Mediterranean Monk Seal, once an iconic species of the Mediterranean, could not escape this fate. Vaquita Because the Vaquita shares its habitat with the highly valuable Totoaba bass, they are often accidentally caught together. Data from late last year indicates that fewer than 30 individuals remain. Therefore, although this series is called "No More Than 10,000," for the Vaquita, it should perhaps be changed to "No More Than 30."