Millions of central Pacific seabirds congregate in Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument to breed. They nest in burrows and cliffs, on the ground, and in trees and shrubs. For some species, it is their only breeding site. Although a few of the islands (notably Laysan Island) were decimated by introduced mammals, many of the islets and atolls have been relatively untouched by humans. Since the islands were protected at the turn of the century, conservation and active management have resulted

Giant Pacific Octopus - Ocean Conservancy