indian roller
(photo by halex)
Tracks
(Source: greekg0ds)
Hurricane Sandy blows migrating birds off track
Hurricane Sandy’s winds were so strong that they knocked various seabirds off their migratory courses and sent them along the mainland U.S.
black-backed jackal Canis mesomelas resting in Namib desert
by mk_lynx
Crescent-tail Bigeye (Priacanthus hamrur)
The Crescent-tail Bigeye is aptly named for its big eyes, which have a reflective layer of pigment cells behind the retina. This reflects light back through the eye to the photo receptors enabling the fish to see better at night.
pascal.
(Source: llbwwb)
bare-throated tiger heron
(photo by patricia ware)
Humpback Whale Calf & Photographer (by Todd Bretl)
Basking Shark. Second biggest fish in the world!
It’s a plankton eater, using its gigantic, gaping mouth to eat huge amounts of almost nothing at all.
Paleo art by Stephen R. Moore
“Ever since I was little I have loved Dinosaurs. That love still exists and I love recreating these fascinating creatures as best as I can artistically with the best data that so many dedicated scientists can provide me.”
crane hawk
(photo by crijnfotin)
Cuttlefish. (Charlene-SJ)
More Cuttlefish, as requested :3
