Colombian Giant Toad aka Blomberg’s Toad (Rhaebo blombergi), family Bufonidae, found in western Colombia and NW Ecuador
photograph by Jaime Culebras
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Colombian Giant Toad aka Blomberg’s Toad (Rhaebo blombergi), family Bufonidae, found in western Colombia and NW Ecuador
photograph by Jaime Culebras

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Scorpion-tailed spider, Arachnura sp., Araneidae
Photographed in Singapore by budak
Giant Otter
"With genetic test results back from U.C. Davis Laboratories of toe-hair samples from each side of his body, I am excited to share that this sheep
🌟 IS INDEED a CHIMERA 🌟
His black mouflon side is a genetically different individual from his black gray side. The lab ran the test twice just to be sure!
Oh but wait, THERE IS MORE!
He is ALSO a she!
The black mouflon side is male.
The black gray side is female!
What I can tell you beyond these test results, is that this beautiful creature successfully bred four solid patterned ewes this winter that produced a total of 9 lambs, of which all were either solid pattern or mouflon pattern; 5 rams and 4 ewes. "
Source: Grand Valley Icelandics
Initially I thought the zig zag between light and dark along the spine was just the lighting but no! That's the split in coat colours!
Day 20 of #junebug2026 is Japanese Emperor Caterpillar.
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Torresian Crow, Exmouth WA
injecting my annoying hopless birds with potion of shut the fuck up
(source: Ahmed et al., 2018. Oophagy by Hyllus semicupreus (Araneae: Salticidae: Plexippina))
No need to teach your grandspider to suck eggs! Oophagy has been observed by several salticid species, and this H. semicupreus even got to exercise a bit of gourmand choosiness, passing over the insect eggs that didn't measure up to her standards as she Pac Woman'd her way down the line.
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I have just learned an amazing fact.
when Yuri Gagarin, the first human in space, landed in a field and met a couple of locals who were understandably a bit uncertain about his whole deal, the first thing he said was: "Don't be afraid, I am a Soviet like you, but I have come from outer space and I need to find a phone."

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Sometimes I forget just how clueless the average person is at IDing birds. I follow the r/whatsthisbird cause its a fun game for me, and these two posts just remind me that most people dont see much other than "predator bird", "duck", "parrot" and "treebird"
Like I can tell hawk from owl from falcon like you can tell a cat from a dog from a horse and so the first one is like someone taking a photo of a hyena and saying "my friend thinks its a domestic short hair, but I think its a wolf or a cheetah"
Like Im not GENUINELY judging because I was there before too and its a huge learning curve, but from my lens I am like "WHAT THATS A REDTAILED HAWK"
The second looks like "Is this a great white shark" when taking a photo of catfish. (Its a common nighthawk (which despite the name is a very very very different type of bird)
Every time. [A photo of a fully fledged but small bird] Is this a baby hawk?
Southern African Wildcat | Eugene Tulleken
[image reads: “geology rocks, but geography is where it’s at”]
This latenivanatrix briefly dips her feathers in water before preening them, taking a small bath.
A bunch of gorgons! Just wanted to mess around with some snake hair styles. I really like gorgon stories, but want them to be only silly and lighthearted.

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Does anyone know where the original bird of paradise meme came from?
The one that has a little doodle of the goofy looking bird and what it actually is?
I wanna print it and put it in the flower shop with the correct source
If its "Becky lemme smash" the bird is a Satin Bowerbird.
The bouncing vantablack bird is a Greater Lophorina (Superb Bird-of-Paradise).
My dad visited yesterday and ask if Earl had something stuck in his throat... I explained that no, that's just his Very Sexy Neck Bump. He laughed and said he had no idea, he's not a peahen. I said WELL if you WERE, you would find him and his neck bump irresistible!
In case you were wondering just HOW sexy Earl's neck bump can get, here's another picture, taken just after he did a Big Sexy Yell
Man. If you were a peahen....