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Morning Fog, Adirondacks

Photograph by Michael Melford, National Geographic

Morning fog shrouds the surface of Bear Pond and the valleys below St. Regis Mountain.

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Blue-Tongued Lizard, Austrailia

Photograph by Kathy Parker

Australian blue-tongued lizards are widespread over our great country. This particular species is a “common” or “Eastern” blue-tongued lizard, found in the eastern parts of Australia. Living on a farm in the South East of South Australia, we find many of these lizards lazily crawling around our yard, especially during the warmer months. This lizard was courtesy of our hunter-gatherer cat, which is brave enough to bring all sorts of amazing creatures to our back door for inspection and approval!

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Octopus, Hawaii

Photograph by Joshua Lambus

An octopus I came across on a dive sometimes referred to as a “blackwater hang.” About three miles off the coast of Kailua-Kona, Hawaii.

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Sea Starts, British Columbia

Photograph by Thomas P. Peschak

Purple sea stars and eelgrass flourish in the waters off the coast of British Columbia.

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HUMANS ARE GETTING BORING. I’M GOING TO HANG OUT WITH SHARKS FROM NOW ON.

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Lotus Rainbow

Photo and caption by Danielle Witte

There is beauty in even the darkest niche.

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Stag Beetle, Sumatra

Photograph by John Seamons

I found this stag beetle (Cyclommatus elaphus) as the sun was setting over Gunung Leuser National Park in Sumatra.  I captured it almost in silhouette, to accentuate its incredible horns.