Like how infrared shows the structure of the forest in addition to the leaves.
Forest
Images
Leafhopper
In Africa, the leafhoppers are made of mint and chocolate.
River
Regardless of continent, all rivers look similar in infrared.
Bird
Side effects of foraging can include dry mouth.
African Island
Some islands are trying too hard.
colobus
I’m somewhat negative about my two trips to Africa last year. Lots of money, lots of time, and lots of effort to see some of the extremely small slices of the wild that remain out there.
Still, it was neat to see a wild colobus.
Chameleon
Triceratopses didn’t go extinct, they just shrank.
Fly
Sometimes when you’re doing hand-held macro photography in the field, you can be off by a few micrometers. Sometimes it works out anyway.
African Forest
I find it interesting that an infrared photo of the forests in Uganda look exactly like the photos in my old books on African exploration.
Leaf
When we went to see the gorillas, they made us wait a while first. They claim that their trackers were figuring out where the gorillas had moved to during the night, but I think they were really just decorating all the leaves.
Veiled Chameleon
The veiled chameleon can only be created with bards, sorcerers, and wizards of level 6 or higher.
Giraffe
Giraffe seeds grow best in hardiness zone 11b
Western Diamondback Rattlesnake
“How do you like my hat?”
“I made it myself.”
Cylinder
You know those big clear cylinders with jellyfish in them?
This is what happens if you let the sun shine through.
Lobster
This lobster is holding a gender re-veiling party … because it’s still no one’s business but theirs.
Tomistoma
Shots like this make me feel like a BBC photographer.
Jelly
To create a clove hitch, make a loop around a nearby fish. Then make another loop and pass the free end under the second loop before tightening. You can also just create a loop in the free end and slide it over the fish, if the fish is moving slowly enough. Then make another loop the same as the first. Put the second loop over the fish (just above the first loop) and tighten the hitch.
Decorator Crab
Decorator crabs are known for gluing bits of coral and shells to themselves to aid in camouflage – but some just want to be fluffy.
Karaganda Pit Viper
It’s a little known fact that the hydra of legend was really just a really well-coordinated group of friends.
Human and Fish
I like how they put up a force field to keep the fish from eating the kid.
And for those of you who say “umm, it’s glass”, might I remind you that the kid can’t touch the glass because the electrons in his hand are repelled by the electrons in the glass, so it’s all about the electromagnetic FORCE.
So I’m right.
Thhhppppt*.
*Except about that. Google tells me it’s actually spelled “Thpppt”.