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Essência dos Sonhos

a close up of a butterfly with pink and blue markings on it's wings

Garden wildlife identifier: spring moths

four kittens with big eyes are looking up at the camera

Rainy Wallpaper

Sunset Quotes Instagram

Cartoon Eyes Drawing

Gato Grande

Disney Icons

Iphone Wallpaper Hipster

The Hyena That Saw Jill Naked!

a pink flamingo standing in shallow water on a beach with blue skies and white clouds

Airton Saraiva não descarta desistência de reeleição se for denunciado

O ASSUNTO É!?: Airton Saraivanão descarta desistência de reeleiçã...

a green frog sitting on top of a blue surface

Tree Frog by duggiehoo on DeviantArt

Nome científico: Filo: chordata sub-filo: tetrapoda Classe: amphibia

Casa de Shenandoah Says “Danke Schoen” to Dads this Father’s Day Weekend with Free Animal Adventure Tour – VegasNews.com

Casa de Shenandoah Says “Danke Schoen” to Dads this Father’s Day Weekend with Free Animal Adventure Tour

a close up view of a caterpillar on a green leaf with red and yellow stripes

CROWNED SLUG CATERPILLAR Lepidoptera: Limacodidae...

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Macro Photographs of Singapore's Most Unusual Insects and Arachnids by Nicky Bay — Colossal

Cicadae Parasite Beetle (Rhipiceridae) One of my favorite Flickr accounts to follow is Singapore-based photographer Nicky Bay (previously) who ventures into some of the most ecologically diverse (ie. creepiest and crawliest) places in the world to shoot macro photos of insects, arachnids, and fungi

a spider with the caption camell spiders always have to remind you that inside, just a screaming girl

25 Most Amazing and Unusual Animals on Earth

Camel Spider Known as Camel Spiders, Wind Scorpions, or Sun Spiders, and containing over 1000 described species, most live in deserts and feed on numerous types of small animals, although they are omnivores.

a blue and black insect on top of a leaf

Bioluminescent Animals

Luminous Beauty: The Secret World of Fluorescent Arthropods

"This spider (Paraplectana sp) is a nice example of how fluorescent compounds are not evenly distributed within cuticle. What that means for the spider--or if the glowing is important to spider behavior--is not known. In regular light, this is a pale yellow and white spider. Also, I propose the the common name of the 1-Up spider." Image © Nicky Bay