Favoritos de omg_fl
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Polvo-de-Anéis-Azuis-Grande (Hapalochlaena lunulata)Observador
coralreefdreamsDescrição
Critter Hunt
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Género ColopsusObservador
pasindu_dilshanDescrição
symbiotic relationship between Colopsus sp. male and diptera sp. This is the first photographic evidence of this spider+diptera symbiotic relationship of Colopsus sp.
Fotos / Sons
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Betta taeniataObservador
aiman_azmiLugar
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A male from a hillstream
Fotos / Sons
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Aruanã-Dourado (Scleropages formosus)Observador
desertnaturalistLugar
Missing Location
Fotos / Sons
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Channa bleheriObservador
nilanjanmukherjeeDescrição
Siang Biodiversity Expedition 2022
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Lissemys ceylonensisObservador
omg_flDescrição
Found in a small stream near a paddy field.
Fotos / Sons
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Boto-Cor-de-Rosa (Inia geoffrensis)Observador
schaferphoDescrição
Amazon River Dolphins or Botos (Inia geoffrensis) Mother and Calf underwater in Flooded Forest, Rio Negro, Amazonia, Brazil
Fotos / Sons
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Boca-de-Sapo-Do-Norte (Porichthys notatus)Observador
liamsteeleDescrição
Being eaten by th second otter from the left.
Fotos / Sons
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Peixe-Sapo-Palhaço (Antennarius maculatus)Observador
patrickjakielDescrição
Antennarius pictus
Fotos / Sons
Observador
suryaram90Descrição
Found this beautiful individual among mid elevation shola forests of southern Western Ghats. The lack of tympanum and the vocal sacs makes their breeding behaviour a mystery.
Fotos / Sons
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amila_sumanapalaLugar
Missing LocationDescrição
Nanayakkara, R.P., Sumanapala, A.P. and Kirk, P. (2019) Another from Sri Lanka, after 126 years; Chilobachys jonitriantisvansicklei sp. nov. (Araneae: Theraphosidae) from a fragmented forest patch in the Wet Zone of Sri Lanka. Journal of the British Tarantula Society 34(2): 25-36.
Fotos / Sons
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Poraquê (Electrophorus electricus)Observador
sebsantDescrição
Eletrophorus electricus
Fotos / Sons
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Macromia weerakooniObservador
amila_sumanapalaDescrição
Sumanapala, A. P. (2021). Macromia weerakooni sp. nov. (Odonata: Anisoptera: Macromiidae), a new dragonfly species from Sri Lanka. International Journal of Odonatology 24: 169-177.
Fotos / Sons
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pasindu_dilshanDescrição
Found this one from my home garden.Was very hard to catch this one. Very good and young male.About a half meter.The second time of founding a D.wickrorum in my home garden.
This one really looks like an ALIEN 👽 😅💔
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Daboia russeliiObservador
bhanukaDescrição
This was a rescued snake from a human residence. It was released back to wild
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Hypnale hypnaleObservador
anoopnair747Descrição
Spotted this beautiful snake during our bird survey in kottancheri hills.
Fotos / Sons
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khnewazDescrição
Collected from monsson wetland, with good aquatic vegetation. one male one female, other observed species, (A.panchax, M.puncalus, N.nandus, C.punctata) Aquatic plants (Potamogaton crispus, Densa)
Bangladesh
Fotos / Sons
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Esturjão-de-Amu-Darya (Pseudoscaphirhynchus kaufmanni)Observador
alexey-chernyakDescrição
Detailed info: http://life-on-earth.ru/sokhranenie-bioraznoobraziya/amudarinskie-lopatonosy-reka-vakhsh-tadzhikistan
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Pseudoscaphirhynchus kaufmanni (Small narrownose form) caught in the lower stream of Vakhsh River (Tadjikistan) in 2012-2013 for conservation purposes and its eggs (on various stages of theier development) and larva (the photos of eggs and larva were taken by Dmitry Balashov - a member of EARAZA the most rare Eurasian sturgeons conservation group).
The last photo:
Alexey Chernyak with Pseudoscaphirhynchus kaufmanni (Вig broadnose form) caught at the same place in 2012 for conservation purposes (Вig broadnose form is a rare guest in Vakhsh River coming from Amu Darya River time to time.
