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The cuttlefish has a remarkable talent. Its skin contains millions of pigment cells and it uses hypnotic color patterns to mesmerize its prey before it strikes. (Blue Planet II)
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Jumping spider mimic barklouse, Psocoptera. Photographed in Singapore.
Comments from the photographer: The spots on the wings resemble the eyes of salticids (jumping spiders), and even with highlights. To top it off, it moves on tree trunks like a salticid.
Photos by Nicky Bay // Website // Facebook
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hey do you guys wanna see a bunch of pictures of a cat my mum looked after named simply “The Pumpkin”
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Hubbard’s silk moth caterpillars, Syssphinx hubbardi, Saturniidae. Found in the southwestern United States and Mexico.
Photo 1 by David Bygott, 2 by ptexis, 3 by badger8181, and 4 by ptexis
Adult:
Photo by damontighe
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Thriving communities are a tapestry of interwoven characters— and missing threads can cause the whole to unravel. On this Endangered Species Day, let’s take a moment to reflect on the role these creatures play in the fabric of life on Earth.
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Giant leaf katydid, Steirodon careovirgulatum, Tettigoniidae. Found in Central and South America.
Photos 1-7 by Andreas Kay, 8 by rogerbirkhead, 9 by birdernaturalist, and 10 by pkm
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Common eastern bumblebee, Bombus impatiens, Apidae
Although most B. impatiens are strictly black and yellow in color, sometimes an aberrant color morph appears in which black abdominal hairs are instead reddish-brown.
Photos by ohlhughes
Typical coloration:
Photos by susanblayney and peterwchen
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i love every one of these goobers
why are birds so cursed
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