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The team in Libya prepare specimens of the Cyrenaican wild artichoke Cynara Cyrenaica ©Tarek Mukassabi
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Native woodland at Beinn Eighe NNR ©Laurie Campbell/NatureScot
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The Green Mountain, Jebel Akhdar, in north-east Libya is a hotbed of biodiversity ©Tarek Mukassabi
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The bioluminescent hydrozoan - technically not a species of jellyfish - was often seen washed into cave mouths during the survey. ©Graham Saunders
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A close-up of a Devonshire cup coral attached to a raised cave shelf. Diamond Cave, Fair Isle. ©Graham Saunders
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Dead man's fingers nestling amongst a dense turf of oaten pipes hydroids on the upper cave wall. Diamond Cave, Fair Isle. ©Graham Saunders
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Starfish hanging on to a mat of colonial baked-bean sea squirts, commonly found on the upper cave walls. Diamond Cave, Fair Isle. ©Graham Saunders
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The delicate white lace sponge and baked-bean sea squirts. This sponge sometimes covers considerable areas of the cave walls. Diamond Cave, Fair Isle. ©Graham Saunders
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The beadlet anemone is one of the few animals that are able to survive in the violent surge conditions of the cave floor. South Haven Cave, Fair Isle. ©Graham Saunders
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A squat lobster and a closed beadlet anemone on a typical boulder cave floor. Diamond Cave, Fair Isle. ©Graham Saunders
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