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 Anteater #626 This is a tree anteater that I photographed in the Los Llanos region of Venezuela. |
 Butterfly #3137 This Zebra Buttefly photo was taken at the Butterfly House in the Hortus Botanicus in Amsterdam. See more butterfly photos at Butterflies. |
 Waxy Monkey Frog #8433 |
 Waxy Monkey Frog #8430 The Waxy Monkey Frog is native to desert regions of South America. |
 Syrphid Fly #7407 This Syrphid Fly is probably not even a full quarter-inch long. See more insect photos at Insects. |
 Squirrel Monkeys These wild squirrel monkeys were along the shore of a tributary to the Amazon River in Peru. |
 Damselfly #4650 This is a photo of a damselfly. One of the features that distinguish a damselfly from a dragonfly is the distance between the eyes. Damselfly eyes are typically further apart than the diameter of one eye. See more insect photos at Insects. |
 Amazon Tree Frog #5091 This is a photo of an Amazon Tree Frog. See more frogs, including poison dart frogs, at Frogs. |
 Desert Tortoise #3654 I encountered this desert tortoise while hiking way back off the beaten path in the Valley of Fire State Park in Nevada. |
 Waxy Monkey Frog #8467 |
 Andean Condor #1508 See more Andean Condor photos at Cruz del Condor. |
 Butterfly #3147 See more Butterfly Photos. |
 Butterfly #3141 This is another butterfly photograph taken at the Hortus Botanicus in Amsterdam. See more butterfly photos at Butterflies. |
 Vietnamese Mossy Frog The Vietnamese Mossy Frog attaches itself to the walls of moist caves. |
 Praying Mantis #4561 Praying Mantises clean themselves much like a cat, licking its legs and antennae. See more Praying Mantis photos at the The Praying Mantis Page. |
 Amazon Tree Frog #5092 This is a photo of an Amazon Tree Frog. The unusual pattern on the eyes is a protective second eyelid, known as the nictitating membrane. More photos like this can be seen on the Frog Gallery. |
 Anteater #627 Los Llanos, Venezuela is home to a highly diverse population of wild animals. The area is full of Caiman, Capabara, Anteaters, Anaconda and monkeys. Birdwatchers from around the world come here because of the number of different species of birds here. |
 Butterfly #6087 This butterfly photo was taken at the Butterfly Conservatory in Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada - one of the best of its kind found anywhere. More photos like this can be seen at the Butterfly Gallery. |
 Mexican Dumpy Frog #8409 |
 Owl Butterfly #3159 See more Butterfly Photos. |
 Anteater #629 The Tree Anteater moves very slowly, almost like a Slow Loris. This one was photographed in Los Llanos, Venezuela. |
 Yellow Banded Frog #8426 This is a Yellow Banded Poison Frog, also known as the Bumblebee Poison Frog. |
 Desert Tortoise #3658 This photo of a desert tortoise was taken at the Valley of Fire State Park in Nevada. |
 Praying Mantis #4539 The Praying Mantis can move its head like no other insect. See more Praying Mantis photos at the The Praying Mantis Page. |
 Honey Bee #4610 The Honey Bee collects pollen from the flowers it visits and deposits it on its legs for storage while it moves from plant to plant. Currently, there is a bee "plague" of sorts that is sweeping through bee colonies of North America and it is responsible for wiping out almost half of all bee colonies. |
 Piranha This is a close-up photograph of the face, mouth, and teeth of the infamous Piranha. |
 Blue Poison Frog #8421 This is a Blue Poison Frog native to Surinam. |
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