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Macaca Cangrejera (Macaca fascicularis)Autor
albertkangDescripción
Saw this dead Monkey during a dive in Bali
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Polilla Tigre Pintada (Arachnis picta)Autor
fleaDescripción
Found by a neighbor early afternoon on Oct. 10, 2016, hanging out on an outside wall of an apartment building in (East) Oakland, CA 94605
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Sanaa imperialisAutor
ivijayanandDescripción
Long-horned Grasshopper
Location: Jampui Hills, Tripura
Date: 22nd October 2012
Equipment: Nikon D300s with Nikkor AF 28-105mm lens
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Madroño del Pacífico (Arbutus menziesii)Autor
wendy5Descripción
This Madrona was glowing in the low winter sunlight.
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Guepardo Sudafricano (Acinonyx jubatus ssp. jubatus)Autor
robkeulemansFecha
Septiembre 2014Descripción
Just before disappearing in the tall grass the cheetah youngster gave us a final look!
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Calamares Lapiz (Familia Loliginidae)Autor
dennisthediverDescripción
We went for a Black Water apnea session.
Swimming out into the dark and looking for critters at the surface.
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francoislibertDescripción
(EN) Yellowback Anthias - (FR) Anthias à dos jaune
Mirolabrichthys evansi, Réunion Island
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Ballena Azul (Balaenoptera musculus)Autor
cindycortezFecha
Septiembre 2018Descripción
Big Blue
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Pino Blanco Americano (Pinus strobus)Autor
lincolndureyDescripción
Morning: Bayfield, WI
Midday: Apostle Islands NP
https://www.inaturalist.org/calendar/lincolndurey/2019/8/1
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Bitis nasicornisAutor
dotun55Descripción
'Sleeping beauty'
Resting in a depression on a large vine (lliana) along the trail. It is here for hours, until the rain poured.
Inasmuch as its venom is lethal, the viper is quite vulnerable in this passive state - can easily be picked up and killed by locals, especially for food in this region. In fact, this viper species, like the gaboon, is a popular animal protein source.
Being found behind, or beyond the cutline of the forest reserve determines survival - life, or death for the spectacular wildlife.
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Sapo Católico (Notaden bennettii)Autor
garywwilsonDescripción
A burrowing species with aposematic colouration that deters predators when the species surfaces after rain.
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skuakangaDescripción
I have monitored several dozen individuals of this species (and their breeding activities) since 2009. This particular individual was first spotted on 11 April 2019 with a new egg case; by 11 May 2019 a second egg case had been added. During a visit on 15 June 2019, the spiderlings from the first egg case had hatched, had moulted in the web next to the egg case and had dispersed. No subsequent visits were made to check on the fate of the second egg case.
Photos: spider looking gravid on 2 May 2019, egg cases on 11 May 2019 and first encounter (shortly after depositing first egg case?) on 11 April 2019.
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Cocodrilo Sudafricano (Crocodylus niloticus ssp. cowiei)Autor
happyasacupcakeDescripción
There was a thick layer on algae on the water. Most of the animals had a coating of the algae on their legs or entire bodies.
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leptoniaDescripción
Recent rain droplets + hydrophobic spore mass = psychedelic purple bubblescape
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jokoguntoroDescripción
Male Batagur borneoensis in habitat. Discovered while carried out field survey. Further info at www.satucitafoundation.org
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Tortuga Verde (Chelonia mydas)Autor
conni_linaresDescripción
Tortuga verde o blanca, (Chelonia mydas), nació con leucismo ya que tiene falta de pigmentación y con ojos negros.
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Clamidosaurio de King (Chlamydosaurus kingii)Autor
treeder86Descripción
ID and locality info based off of my notes from 2004. I tried to update taxonomic changes.
Thanks to my father, Dr. Tod Reeder, for having me on this trip.
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Tortuga Verde (Chelonia mydas)Autor
kimberlylrandalDescripción
This is a green sea turtle that saw its reflection in my camera's dome port. Out of curiosity it almost swam into me! I took this before I had to move from out behind my camera and look to see if it was going to hit me. In retrospect, I wish I had kept shooting. But, just observing these guys is amazing in its own right. Nowhere in the world have I seen as many turtles on every dive as we did in Palau. Repeatedly, we'd see at least 3 or 4 turtles on most dives and I remember one dive where we saw at least 10.
Palau was the first country to declare their waters a sanctuary for sharks and as a result of their efforts the fish and turtle populations seem equally healthy. Absolutely fantastic to see that their efforts are paying off with healthy reefs, healthy fish populations, healthy shark populations, and lots of turtles!
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Tortuga Lagarto Norteña (Chelydra serpentina)Autor
mikethebirderDescripción
Came out of the water covered in duckweed and was feeding on fallen mullberries.
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Tarántula Cobalto de la Sierra Tarahumara (Aphonopelma mooreae)Autor
voronaDescripción
I found it in La Sierra Tarahumara close to the Cascada Basaseachi. July, 2016. Chihuahua, Mexico
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Perro del Norte (Anarhichas lupus)Autor
jimgreenfieldDescripción
About to take an edible crab
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Rana Arborícola de Silvia (Cruziohyla sylviae)Autor
hijodelanieblaDescripción
En Sector Pitilla ACG un lugar donde había sido reportada antes pero muy poco común.
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Salamandra Común (Salamandra salamandra)Autor
jakobDescripción
Amazing fight of 2 dedicated salamanders, trying to wrestle it out. Completely unbothered by my presence and strong light. After watching this for maybe 10-15 minutes, I gently separated them by 20-30 cm, just to see them going for each other again! I guess they needed the rest of the night to find out who's the winner...
Here's a short film clip:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ranMXxfhLoc9hORYJ9qiLNqwwggMi-Ri/view?usp=sharing
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Tiburones Gambusos (Familia Carcharhinidae)Autor
andhika3010Descripción
Shark juvenil of Carcharinidae found has genetic mutation (albino and cyclocephaly)
Info credit: Dadang Pattikaloba
Source and photos: Kompas Media
Link: https://amp.kompas.com/regional/read/2020/10/21/18202961/heboh-bayi-hiu-bermata-satu-mirip-mata-manusia-ini-penjelasannya
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Tiburón Cabeza de Flecha (Eusphyra blochii)Autor
nicolubitzDescripción
tagged, measured, dna sampled and released
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Labrido Intermitente de Puntos Y Líneas (Paracheilinus lineopunctatus)Autor
pacificklausDescripción
A male flasher wrasse displaying at Monad shoal, near Malapascua, Philippines. Very hard to photograph!
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Betta taeniataAutor
aiman_azmiLugar
Falta ubicaciónDescripción
A male from a hillstream
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Caballito del Pacífico (Hippocampus ingens)Autor
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Great Blue Heron (Ardea herodias) catches, then immediately drops a Pacific Seahorse (Hippocampus ingens) back into the drink. This image captures the head just a fraction of a second before it slips back under (Seahorses do not swim along the surface).
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Pulpo Rojo del Pacífico (Octopus rubescens)Autor
leftcoasterDescripción
Night dive at Finn Beach
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sarah_richardsonDescripción
I've seen similar slugs in the forest, but never in the alpine at 1600m. A v cool critter!
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calliebroaddusDescripción
Over 5' long, found crossing the road in NW Ecuador at Dracula Reserve, around 2,000m elevation.
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Lombriz de Tierra Europea (Lumbricus terrestris)Autor
alan_rockefellerDescripción
Fluorescent under 365 nm UV light
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Calamar Vampiro (Vampyroteuthis infernalis)Autor
aggieofalltradesDescripción
Found at a depth of about 2500 feet
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Esperanzas (Subfamilia Phaneropterinae)Autor
gbohneDescripción
This nymph of a bush-cricket, ~2-3cm, looks like a giant ant (mimicry);
however, ants (Hymenoptera) neither have such - long - antennae nor such strong hind-legs (femur)!
The colouration supports the mimicry: the dark colour of antennae is interrupted by a broad white part, hence they seem to be short like the ones of ants. The same happens with the colourful neon-stripes that legs seem thin and the body seems constricted... like a real ant!
Subfamily: Phaneropterinae BURMEISTER, 1838 (false katydids)
[det. Brigitte Helfert, 2013, based on this photo]
Family: Tettigoniidae KRAUSS, 1902
(bush-crickets or katydids, Laubheuschrecken)
[det. "shadowshador", 2013, based on this photo]
Superfamily: Tettigonioidea KRAUSS, 1902
Suborder: Ensifera (crickets, katydids and bush-crickets, Langfühlerschrecken)
Order: Orthoptera (Heuschrecken & Grillen)
Infraclass: Neoptera (Neuflügler)
Subclass: Pterygota
Class: Insecta (insects, Insekten)
Subphylum: Hexapoda
Phylum: Arthropoda (Gliederfüßer)
taxonomical info: orthoptera.speciesfile.org/Common/basic/Taxa.aspx?TaxonNa...
and: www.biolib.cz/en/taxontree/id87/
Indonesia, W-Papua, vic. Manokwari: Gunung Meja (Table mountain NP), ca. 100m asl., 11.08.2010; IMG_3684
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Chapulín Diferencial (Melanoplus differentialis)Autor
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Grasshopper laying eggs
