Eaten Collection

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Canada, British Columbia, Bowron Lakes Provincial Park. Teeth marks in log show the work of a North American Beaver (Castor canadensis). Date: 13/12/2006

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Cinnabar Moth - Caterpillar - the bright colours act as warning signs so they are seldom eaten by predators (Tyria jacobeae) Date:

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Cinnabar Moth - Caterpillar - the bright colours act as warning signs so they are seldom eaten by predators (Tyria jacobeae) Date:

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Cheetah - With partly eaten impala prey (Acinonyx jubatus) Date:

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Lotus (Nelumbo nucifera) seed head - seeds can be eaten raw or cooked, or ground into flour.. Top End, .Northern Territory, Australia Date:

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Red bush apples (Syzygium suborbiculare) can be eaten raw; juice from cooked fruits taken for respiratory ailments; fruit pulp applied to sore ears. Top End, .Northern Territory, Australia Date:

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Egg-eating Snake - showing empty egg shell having been eaten - sequence 7 of 7 (Dasypeltis scabra) Date:

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Royal Bengal / Indian Tigress - famous tigress, Sita dragging half-eaten Sambar kill, (Panthera tigris) Date:

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Carnivorous Anemone - the fish is being eaten alive buy a large sand dwelling anemone. It seems the fish was dropped from a canoe along with several others as there were other small herrings lying

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Anemone, Corallimorpharian - with fish trapped being eaten. This large sand dwelling anemone has a sting that is extremly toxic to humans. (Rhodactis sp) Date:

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Pine Tree - eaten by elks ( wapitis ) Date:

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Tree - bark eaten by Indian Porcupine (Hystrix indica) Date:

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Tree - bark eaten by Indian Porcupine (Hystrix indica) Date:

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Baobab Tree - showing trunk partially eaten by African Elephants (Loxodonta africana) Date:

Cabbage White Caterpillars - eating cabbage Cotswolds UK
MAB-939 Cabbage White Caterpillars - eating cabbage Cotswolds UK Pieris brassicae Mark Boulton Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

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