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emerald-of-the-eight:A little forest of pagoda fungus [Podoserpula pusio]. This fungus can be found

emerald-of-the-eight:A freshly-hatched eastern box turtle [Terrapene carolina carolina] with albinis

emerald-of-the-eight:An illustration of an Indian boar [Sus scrofa cristatus] published in 1909 for

emerald-of-the-eight:Boulengerula taitanus, an amphibious caecilian endemic to Kenya. This is just o

emerald-of-the-eight:A clear jelly fungus [Tremella sp], with the shape and texture of melting ice.

emerald-of-the-eight:Two specimens of Nicaragua worm salamander [Oedipina nica] kept in captivity in

emerald-of-the-eight:Various natural phases of timber rattlesnake [Crotalus horridus] showing both l

emerald-of-the-eight:A little forest of pagoda fungus [Podoserpula pusio]. This fungus can be found

emerald-of-the-eight:An examination of a Carpathian blue slug [Bielzia coerulans], found in Aggtelek

emerald-of-the-eight:A little forest of pagoda fungus [Podoserpula pusio]. This fungus can be found

emerald-of-the-eight:A clear jelly fungus [Tremella sp], with the shape and texture of melting ice.

emerald-of-the-eight:A pile of bones from a bowhead whale, being fed upon by a camouflaged polar bea

emerald-of-the-eight: Deer bones picked bare in a forest in northern Germany. Images by Daswebweib o

emerald-of-the-eight: Various natural phases of timber rattlesnake [Crotalus horridus] showing

emerald-of-the-eight:RIng necked snakes [Diadophis punctatus] flash their bellies as an intimidation

emerald-of-the-eight: While quite fearsome up close, tailless whip scorpions [Paraphrynus laevi

emerald-of-the-eight:A clear jelly fungus [Tremella sp], with the shape and texture of melting ice.

emerald-of-the-eight: A lovely dark-bodied glass snail [Oxychilus draparnaudi] found and photographe

emerald-of-the-eight:A little forest of pagoda fungus [Podoserpula pusio]. This fungus can be found

emerald-of-the-eight: Boulengerula taitanus, an amphibious caecilian endemic to Kenya. This is just

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