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Images Dated 25th July 2006

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Roe deer - male and female mating
Roe deer - male and female mating
Fierce snake / Western Taipan / Inland taipan
Fierce snake / Western Taipan / Inland taipan
Great White SHARK - close-up of head, mouth open
Great White SHARK - close-up of head, mouth open
MAB-223 Himalayan balsam plants invading banks of River Wye, UK
MAB-223 Himalayan balsam plants invading banks of River Wye, UK
Western brown snake (Gwardar) - juvenile
Western brown snake (Gwardar) - juvenile
Wood / Stone gecko
Wood / Stone gecko
Highland horses, pair. Tasmania, Australia
Highland horses, pair. Tasmania, Australia
Commom Tern - Holidaymakers looking at Terns fishing
Commom Tern - Holidaymakers looking at Terns fishing
Dark red helleborine
Dark red helleborine
Woolly thistle
Woolly thistle
Mantis shrimp. Like namesake Praying mantis, has compound eyes & strong hinged forelegs
Mantis shrimp. Like namesake Praying mantis, has compound eyes & strong hinged forelegs
Squat lobster on red algae
Squat lobster on red algae
Mantis shrimp. Like namesake Praying mantis, has compound eyes & strong hinged forelegs to catch prey Featured 25 Jul 2006 Print

Mantis shrimp. Like namesake Praying mantis, has compound eyes & strong hinged forelegs to catch prey

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Mantis shrimp. Like namesake Praying mantis, has compound eyes & strong hinged forelegs to catch prey.
Great Barrier Reef
Odontodactyllus scyllarus
Dr David Wachenfeld / Auscape / ardea
Auscape
Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

© 1999 David Wachenfeld, Triggerfish Images Dr David Wachenfeld/Auscape/ardea.com

HRD01675 Scorpion (fam. Scorpionidae)
HRD01675 Scorpion (fam. Scorpionidae)
A sea star and a Pincushion sea star (Culcita novaeguineae)
A sea star and a Pincushion sea star (Culcita novaeguineae)
Top shell (family Trochidae)
Top shell (family Trochidae)
Soft coral tree
Soft coral tree
Octopus, a large species: arms can grow to 80 cm
Octopus, a large species: arms can grow to 80 cm
Beach ball sea cucumber highly prized as an aquarium specimen for its small size
Beach ball sea cucumber highly prized as an aquarium specimen for its small size
Boulder coral with partially extended polyps, flesh retracted into the protecting
Boulder coral with partially extended polyps, flesh retracted into the protecting
A predatory snail (volute) sniffing water through its extended siphon to detect its prey
A predatory snail (volute) sniffing water through its extended siphon to detect its prey
Southern dumpling squid has a luminescent light organ fuelled by light-emitting bacteria
Southern dumpling squid has a luminescent light organ fuelled by light-emitting bacteria
Boulder coral
Boulder coral
HRD01530 Redback spider
HRD01530 Redback spider
Sponge crab, here without its usual sponge covering
Sponge crab, here without its usual sponge covering
Beach ball sea cucumber highly prized as an aquarium specimen for its small size and bright colours (one of few sea cucumbers to be so regarded). Aquarium shot Featured 25 Jul 2006 Print

Beach ball sea cucumber highly prized as an aquarium specimen for its small size and bright colours (one of few sea cucumbers to be so regarded). Aquarium shot

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Beach ball sea cucumber highly prized as an aquarium specimen for its small size and bright colours (one of few sea cucumbers to be so regarded). Aquarium shot.
Great Barrier Reef Marine Park, Queensland, Australia
Pseudocolochirus violaceus
Dr David Wachenfeld / Auscape / ardea
Auscape
Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

© 2003 David Wachenfeld, Triggerfish Images Dr David Wachenfeld/Auscape/ardea.com

Golden Orb-weaver spider - with much smaller male
Golden Orb-weaver spider - with much smaller male
Plate coral. Tissue from the plate coral is over-growing skeleton of another coral
Plate coral. Tissue from the plate coral is over-growing skeleton of another coral
Chiton, commonly found under rocks
Chiton, commonly found under rocks
Crown-of-thorns starfish - the distinctive south-east Asian colour form
Crown-of-thorns starfish - the distinctive south-east Asian colour form
Hingebeak shrimp
Hingebeak shrimp
Beach ball sea cucumber, highly prized for aquariums - bright colours, small size
Beach ball sea cucumber, highly prized for aquariums - bright colours, small size
Sea star and pink soft coral (Dendronephthya sp.)
Sea star and pink soft coral (Dendronephthya sp.)
Coral reef scene dominated by branching coral
Coral reef scene dominated by branching coral
A commensal harlequin crab living on a sea cucumber (Holothuroidea)
A commensal harlequin crab living on a sea cucumber (Holothuroidea)
Imperial shrimp leads its entire adult life on a sea star
Imperial shrimp leads its entire adult life on a sea star
Day octopus, pair mating. The male, right, extends an arm to deposit a package of sperm
Day octopus, pair mating. The male, right, extends an arm to deposit a package of sperm
A nudibranch or sea slug
A nudibranch or sea slug
Plate coral. Tissue from the plate coral is over-growing skeleton of another coral Featured 25 Jul 2006 Print

Plate coral. Tissue from the plate coral is over-growing skeleton of another coral

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Plate coral. Tissue from the plate coral is over-growing skeleton of another coral.
Rib Reef, Great Barrier Reef, Queensland, Australia
Acropora sp.
Dr David Wachenfeld / Auscape / ardea
Auscape
Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

© 2002 David Wachenfeld, Triggerfish Images Dr David Wachenfeld/Auscape/ardea.com

Tiger cowries
Tiger cowries
Polyps of a foliaceous hard coral
Polyps of a foliaceous hard coral
Coral crab. Toxic. Carapace about 75 mm across
Coral crab. Toxic. Carapace about 75 mm across
Sea urchin, showing the sharp spines that can wound very painfully
Sea urchin, showing the sharp spines that can wound very painfully
A wolf spider - female bearing brood of young on back
A wolf spider - female bearing brood of young on back
Commensal shrimp on Adhesive sea anemone (Cryptodendrum adhaesivum)
Commensal shrimp on Adhesive sea anemone (Cryptodendrum adhaesivum)
Two-spined spider - a species that can change abdomen colours. Often seen in gardens
Two-spined spider - a species that can change abdomen colours. Often seen in gardens
Hingebeak shrimps by the crevice in which they hide during the day
Hingebeak shrimps by the crevice in which they hide during the day
Sea urchins; the spines can cause severe irritation to humans
Sea urchins; the spines can cause severe irritation to humans
A predatory snail, a volute burying itself in sand, perhaps to avoid predators
A predatory snail, a volute burying itself in sand, perhaps to avoid predators
A hermit crab with sea anemones Calliactis sp. on shell
A hermit crab with sea anemones Calliactis sp. on shell
Coral crab, also called Splendid round crab. Toxic. Carapace about 75 mm across
Coral crab, also called Splendid round crab. Toxic. Carapace about 75 mm across