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Pulpo Gigante del Pacífico Enteroctopus dofleiniObserv.
cemillsDescripción
Recent hatchling of Enteroctopus dofleini, captured at night in the surface plankton. Photographed in an aquarium, total length about 5.5 mm. Date is approximate.
Distinguished from Octopus rubescens because O. rubescens hatchlings have two rows (paired) of chromatophores running down each arm, while E. dofleini hatchlings have a single row of chromatophores running down each arm.
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claudenDescripción
Cirrate octopod observed on the DFO Quebec Region trawl survey.
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claudenDescripción
Rare (last recorded in 1989) oceanic sepiolid encountered several times on the Aug. 2019 N. Gulf of St. Lawrence trawl survey by DFO-Quebec Region. More information: Bourdages et al. 2020: http://www.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/csas-sccs/Publications/ResDocs-DocRech/2020/2020_009-eng.html
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Murciélago Orejudo Menor Histiotus montanusObserv.
jorgebritoFecha
Septiembre 9, 2015Descripción
Histiotus montanus
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Urva brachyuraObserv.
amarsinghhssDescripción
Herpestes brachyurus
Short-tailed Mongoose (or Water Mongoose)
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Urva brachyuraObserv.
stefanie_de_winLugar
Falta la ubicaciónDescripción
ssp rajah
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Pulpos de Brazos Largos Género AbdopusObserv.
albertkangDescripción
On another occasion during night dive, encountered a bigger sized Long-Arm Octopus snatching a smaller sized Long-Arm Octopus for a meal.
Here is a video of the encounter :
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Falangero de Cola Anillada Pseudocheirus peregrinusObserv.
austin0201Descripción
Possum blind in one eye. It can't tell that it's not dark yet
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julionauanDescripción
As fotos foram feitas na Floresta Estadual do Antimary, junto a uma equipe de pesquisadores do Butantan. Todos os bichos foram coletados e depositados na coleção.
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Draco maculatusObserv.
pallav_pranjalLugar
Falta la ubicaciónDescripción
at Garbhonga R.F. Assam, on 07/06/2017 i was going to birding photography, than i suddenly see this flying lizard, i know about this bicouse i have unother record on 2016 at Amsoi reserve forest, Assam
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Tirano Dorso Negro Tyrannus tyrannusObserv.
kimberryDescripción
Seen early morning along the shoreline.
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Jureles Y Pámpanos Familia CarangidaeObserv.
dgarv75Descripción
The larval fish inside
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peterwebbLugar
Irene Veld -Opposite Gem Village: In open Veld ,under a rock with pale small longish termites (Google, OSM)Descripción
wierd skinnies
1.2cm long ,weird appendages all over, pumps along like a maggot and uses tiny front legs as pointed too in the second photo (white arrow),its head pumps in and out. .appendages look as if they are made up of little clear beads.
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Águila Real Aquila chrysaetosObserv.
tenthousand-hz-legendDescripción
X3 via trail camera.
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Ancala africanaObserv.
peterwebbDescripción
As in photo ,large ,ginger colour with large eyes.
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Alas Trenzadas Orden PlecopteraObserv.
bernardo_seguraDescripción
mudando / molting
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govatskiDescripción
Female Bobcat was attracted to red squirrels at our bird feeders. Also found our raw beef suet and was looking up at it. Photos are taken through two window panes on a dark overcast day. Switching to suet cakes so as not to attract and habituate this bobcat. She ignored readily accessible suet cakes and was only interested in the raw suet and red squirrels.
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Jerboa Cinco-Tocado con la Punta del Pie Pequeno Allactaga elaterObserv.
ralphma
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Tecolote Bajeño Glaucidium brasilianumObserv.
svaldvardDescripción
Glaucidium brasilianum with a Liomys salvini
Chinandega, Nicaragua
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Murciélago Pelo Plateado Lasionycteris noctivagansObserv.
svaldvardDescripción
Alpine, AZ
USA
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Puma Norteamericano Puma concolor ssp. couguarObserv.
mrbryanamesDescripción
My first panther observation Charles H. Bronson WMA/SF 3/2/2011
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Euspira herosObserv.
alex_shureDescripción
Relatively small individual, around 5-8mm in length. Was also wondering if it was N. duplicata but the shell spire didn't look compressed enough.
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nigelmarshDescripción
Unfortunately dead and in only 5m of water, assume bycatch from the trawlers that operate out of Mooloolaba. Not 100% sure of the id.
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ellenabestDescripción
""Probably what would have been called a brown antechinus but this species doesn't seem to be recognised by DSE (hence not in this database either).""
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treeder86Descripción
The individual was found under a rock with one other worm snake, and a ringneck snake (http://www.inaturalist.org/observations/1389082).
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Guajolote Norteño Meleagris gallopavoObserv.
lumenalDescripción
Saw this turkey swimming in Lake Ontario among 0.5m waves. It was moving slowly, but kept it's head above water and looked like it reached the shore safely.
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matthieuberroneauDescripción
Arabian Horned Viper - Achan Gadol
www.matthieu-berroneau.fr
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karsten_sDescripción
host plant: Ulmus minor
pics 1&2 specimen 1, pics 3&4 specimen 2
pic 5 specimen 1, 30 h later
pics 6&7 7 days later
pics 8-11 14 days later (hatched the day before)
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Dasyprocta iackiObserv.
marcelomauxDescripción
A descrição da cutia-de-garupa-laranja, também da coleção da UFPB, veio desfazer outra confusão. A espécie já era conhecida e havia sido descrita e batizada de Dasyprocta aguti em um trabalho científico de 1766. Mas sofreu o que os biólogos chamam de problemática taxonômica.
“Outro estudo, feito em 2001, atribuiu erroneamente o nome científico dessa cutia nordestina a uma segunda espécie de cutia existente na Amazônia por causa da semelhança entre as duas”, diz Feijó. “Isso aconteceu porque o primeiro trabalho não especificava a localização do animal, que vive na mata atlântica nordestina. Assim, acreditou-se que se tratava de uma única espécie”, explica.
Depois que o pesquisador mostrou se tratarem de duas espécies diferentes, a cutia amazonense ficou com o nome de Dasyprocta leoprina e a nordestina, que já é velha conhecida dos moradores da região, recebeu outro nome científico: Dasyprocta iacki.
