Animal Tracks Gallery
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Choose from 111 pictures in our Animal Tracks collection for your Wall Art or Photo Gift. All professionally made for Quick Shipping.

WAT-15500 Wolverine (Gulo gulo) & Capercaillie (Tetrao urogallus) tracks in snow - showing wings marks of Capercaillie
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Dinosaurs: footprint of a Theropod dinosaur (meat eater dinosaur)
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African Elephant tracks in soft powdery river sand - desert adapted
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Scorpion - Tracks on yellow dune sand leading to long shadow
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Scorpion - Tracks on yellow dune sand leading to long shadow
KAT-265
Scorpion - Tracks on yellow dune sand leading to long shadow
Namib Dune Belt, Namibia, Africa
Parabuthus villosus
Rare among scorpions as they are active during the day
actively hunting for prey.
Karl Terblanche
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© Karl Andre Terblanche/ardea.com

PERINGUEY S DESERT ADDER - sidewinding across sand, leaving tracks
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PERINGUEY S DESERT ADDER - sidewinding across sand, leaving tracks
WAT-5249
PERINGUEY S DESERT ADDER - sidewinding across sand, leaving tracks
Namib desert, Namibia. Africa
Bitis peringueyi
This is a mildly poisonous sidewinder adder that uses the sidewinding locomotion to traverse across the burning hot sand dunes
M. Watson
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© M. Watson / ardea.com

FG-CL-179
FG-CL-179
Dinosaur tracks
Clayton Lake State Park, New Mexico, USA
Footprints and trackways of Ornithopod and Theropod dinosaurs have been discovered on a layer of rock near the Clayton Lake Reservoir in New Mexico. Visitors can examine the tracks from the boardwalk built by the State Park Service. The trackway running diagonally from lower right to upper left on this photo was made by an Iguanodon-like dinosaur (Iguanodontid).
Age: Dakota Sandstone Formation, Early Cretaceous
Not model released
Francois Gohier
© Francois Gohier / ardea.com