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A round, natural sea sponge with a porous and textured surface Royalty Free Stock Photo

A round, natural sea sponge with a textured, porous surface sits Royalty Free Stock Photo

Round, yellow sea sponge with a porous, textured surface. The sponge is shaped like a donut, Royalty Free Stock Photo

Round sea sponge on a textured green surface. The sponge has a porous structure and Royalty Free Stock Photo

A round, yellow sponge sits on a green textured surface. The sponge has a porous, Royalty Free Stock Photo

Yellow sea sponges (Porifera phylum) are Royalty Free Stock Photo

Fourteen tan-colored natural sea sponges arranged Royalty Free Stock Photo

A round, natural sea sponge with a porous and textured surface

A natural sea sponge, likely from the genus *Spongia*, rests on a round, marble Royalty Free Stock Photo

A natural sea sponge (Porifera phylum) displayed on a light-colored, textured fabric. Royalty Free Stock Photo

A geometric arrangement of natural sea Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close-up of a textured, organic, porous surface with round holes, possibly a sea sponge Royalty Free Stock Photo

A natural sea sponge sits atop a rectangular bamboo soap dish with slatted design for drainage. The Royalty Free Stock Photo

Round, fluffy objects resembling natural sea sponges are arranged on a dark surface. They are light Royalty Free Stock Photo

Loofah sponge, natural sea sponge, and Royalty Free Stock Photo

A round, natural sea sponge with a porous and textured surface sits on a green fabric backdrop. The fabric is gently draped, creating soft folds and contrasts with the light beige color of the sponge. The texture and structure of the sponge are prominently visible, highlighting its intricate natural formation.