Favoritos de kategammon
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Tubarão-de-Pontas-Prateadas (Carcharhinus albimarginatus)Observador
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Missing Location
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Tubarão-Dente-de-Lança (Glyphis glyphis)Observador
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Both dorsal fins are similar in size and the eye is small. Several sharks less than 1 m long were patrolling up and down a narrow waterway. They would not come near an underwater camera.
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Tubarão-Leopardo (Triakis semifasciata)Observador
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Scribbled morph
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Echinorhinus cookeiObservador
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Shark was about 6ft long and seen at a depth of 130ft at La Jolla Shores. The shark stayed with 5 divers for a couple minutes and did not seem to care we were there. It sauntered deeper into the canyon and we did not follow it. Photo credit: TJ Esposito.
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Esturjão-Verde (Acipenser medirostris)Observador
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A friend caught this while out fishing and sent it to me.
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Celacanto-Africano (Latimeria chalumnae)Observador
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68m
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Sapo-Dourado (Incilius periglenes)Observador
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This pair of now extinct Golden Toads was photographed at the entrance to the Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve where they were kept for visitors to the park to see since their observance in the wild was limited to only a few days a year during the onset of their breeding season (late May & early June). This species is sexually dimorphic, the males are bright orange or yellow and females are dark brown with red spots.
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Peixe-Serra-de-Dentes-Pequenos (Pristis pectinata)Observador
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Wow!!! This fish just swam in and circled the dock. It was amazing!
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Maybe N. Pikeminnow? About 18 inches long and around 2 pounds.
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Eulalia microphyllaObservador
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attacking a flatworm! right there in front of my camera! the light green stuff exploded out and grabbed the flatworm then would shrink back into the poly if the flatworm wriggled out! very very weird.
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Was about 8 degrees that morning. 2 days since the last rain. I heard second hand that the morning after a rain they come out
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Baleia-Anã (Balaenoptera acutorostrata)Observador
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Many (11-100) individuals
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Tubarão-Raposo (Alopias vulpinus)Observador
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Taken while on the ferry from Saint John to Digby Nova Scotia. Shark breeched twice, managed to get about 6 photos the second time it breeched. Not sure which species of Thresher Shark it is
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Tubarão-de-São-Tomé (Carcharodon carcharias)Observador
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A white shark breaches beyond surfers at Noriega Street Ocean Beach. Event captured on the Surfline.com web cam. Video courtesy Surfline.
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Charina bottaeObservador
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AOR. This snake had recently eaten and had visible food bulges from what was probably a few baby mice.
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Brephidium exilisObservador
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Malibu Lagoon State Beach, Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area, Los Angeles, California, United States (Google, OSM)
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Being consumed by California King Snake. photo by Laura Howe
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Very large, very unhappy Rinkhals. Removed from a small holding with 17 dogs, and released a ways down the road.
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Photo credits: Simpiwe Dambuza
The snake "fell out" of the figtree twice in a morning, captured and released at a more remote spot in the Garden. Apparently a gravid female form the snake handeler.
