Fauna Animals Gallery

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Giant ocean sunfish will spend time swimming sideways at the water’s surface. Some researchers
The tip of a chameleon’s long, sticky tongue suctions onto its target just prior to retracting
Hardwicke’s woolly bats are known to roost inside of pitcher plants. It’s a win-win situ
Geese have serrations along their bill and tongue that help with gripping food items. And it gives t
This male fan-throated lizard is displaying his colorful dewlap, likely to show off to other males o
Grooming is an important part of life for proboscis monkeys, establishing and strengthening social b
Adoption of unrelated kin is common in geese, as well as other waterfowl. These parents hit the jack
Yumi :-3 (by Margotte apprentie naturaliste 2)
Commerson’s dolphin is the lesser known black and white beauty of the dolphin world. Did you k
least favorite aquatic animals….polychaete worms…yuck!
The pink coloration of this grasshopper is thought to come from a mutation called erythrism. Easily
animals-riding-animals:seal riding whale
itscolossal:A Menagerie of Ceramic Animals Covered in Surreal Landscapes of Flora and Fauna by Ellen
Camoflauge, suckers. Out to sea, Frederiksted, St. Croix, USVI. c. 2014 Photo cred: ED
comparativetarot:Death. Art by Irene Mudd, from The Guided Hand Tarot.
Jessica Roux (American, b. Fayetteville, NC, based Brooklyn, NY, USA) - 1: Beware The Black Shuck fr
Great crested grebes are born with stripes and facial markings, presumably to help with camouflaging
Green pythons have a distinct way of lounging on a branch where they coil their body into what resem
Hey, Mr. Ray. Brewers Bay, St. Thomas, USVI. c. 2014 Photo cred: BK
Undersea hedgehog; West Indian Sea Egg; Tripneustes ventricosus. I named him Billy. Frederiksted, St
The buff tip moth has some impressive camouflaging skills, blending right into its twiggy habitat.Im
theashcan:A little thigh battoo with some night blooming jasmine.  All flora and fauna all the time!
businessfish-art: - TRASH BLESSINGS - A series of pieces based off of common urban fauna with the ai
A recent study showed that male kangaroos with large forelimbs are more attractive to females, and m
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