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Fruit Bat Image, Australia | National Geographic Photo of the Day "After the rain, it sometimes rains again, and when it does, what else is one to do except just hang?" asks Your Shot member Douglas Gimesy. He submitted this image of a fruit bat resting in a tree during a rain shower in Melbourne, Australia, its wings wrapped around its body for warmth. Fruit bats, as their name suggests, eat fruit and play an important environmental role in seed dispersal and pollination.

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Red-Eyed Tree Frog Image, Costa Rica - National Geographic Photo of the Day While exploring in Vara Blanca, Costa Rica, Your Shot photographer Sammantha Fisher captured this image of the nocturnal red-eyed tree frog. By day, these amphibians sleep stuck to leaf bottoms. When disturbed, they flash their bulging red eyes to shock predators. "I had seen a very large waterfall from the roadway that I hoped to explore and get a better shot of," says Fisher. "I hiked down a hill into a heavily forested area, making it very difficult to still see the waterfall, and with the daylight fading, I decided to turn back. As I turned around a red-eyed tree frog hopped onto a leaf in front of me, staring right at me. I was able to slowly step away … lifting my camera and taking the shot before it jumped much higher to the next leaf."

Aldabra Giant Tortoises Image, Seychelles - National Geographic Photo of the Day Aldabra giant tortoises escape searing daytime heat by taking refuge in caves within the rugged coral rock of the island of Grande Terre, Seychelles. It's a slow, cumbersome commute between the caves and the tortoises' grazing areas.

White Weasel Image, Montana - National Geographic Photo of the Day A blurry flash caught Your Shot member Cindy Herzog's eye as she and her husband drove along Montana's Ennis Lake. "I had to investigate," she writes. That flash turned out to be a white short-tailed weasel, also known as a stoat, identifiable by its black-tipped tail. "I realized what I was looking at so I started to whistle," says Herzog. "The weasel darted in and out, over and under the log, stopping only for a few seconds to listen."

Grizzly Bear Image, Alaska - National Geographic Photo of the Day A mother grizzly and her cubs cause a "bear jam" on Denali National Park and Preserve's 92-mile-long Park Road, open to private vehicles only five days each summer. Most visitors travel the route by Park Service bus, frequently spotting wildlife but rarely catching a cloudless glimpse of the park's namesake peak.

Underwater Wolf Image, Canada - National Geographic Photo of the Day Researcher Ian McAllister used an underwater housing to get this intimate portrait of a wolf wading through the intertidal zone on the British Columbia coast in Canada. This wolf took a break from eating herring roe to investigate the photographer's half-submerged camera.

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Fox Grom's dog looks like it is walking on water after rain falls onto frozen surface | Daily Mail Online The incredibly thick ice and heavy rainfall really does make it appear as though the dogs can perform the biblical-style 'miracle'

Fox Grom's dog looks like it is walking on water after rain falls onto frozen surface | Daily Mail Online Grom said he always took pictures if his dogs whilst walking them but on this occasion there had been an extraordinary phenomenon which made it appear as though the Huskies could walk on water

Fox Grom's dog looks like it is walking on water after rain falls onto frozen surface | Daily Mail Online Photographer Fox Grom, 40, said he had captured the awe-inspiring images by chance whilst out on walking his dogs Alaska and Blizzard

Fox Grom's dog looks like it is walking on water after rain falls onto frozen surface | Daily Mail Online Blizzard investigates a tree branch which is sticking out above the ice, making it the only feature in the long, flat expanse of frozen lake

Fox Grom's dog looks like it is walking on water after rain falls onto frozen surface | Daily Mail Online The crystal clear water and sheer ice last Autumn, reveal the stony and silt-covered bottom of the freezing lake in northern Russia as Blizzard pads along on top

Fox Grom's dog looks like it is walking on water after rain falls onto frozen surface | Daily Mail Online Blizzard appears to glide his way across the frozen lake from the snowy lake shore to his owner Grom, who is also an all-terrain vehicle driver

Fox Grom's dog looks like it is walking on water after rain falls onto frozen surface | Daily Mail Online Alaska and his fellow canine friend Blizzard appear to be walking into the mist across water as recent heavy rainfall disguises the ice underneath

Fox Grom's dog looks like it is walking on water after rain falls onto frozen surface | Daily Mail Online Husky Alaska appears to walk on water in these incredible set of images which were captured by the dog's owner and photographer Fox Grom

White Heron Image, Japan - National Geographic Photo of the Day In Yokohama, Japan, a white heron stands resolute against a rush of river water. Your Shot community member Arthur Matsuo noticed the unwavering waterfowl while exploring his new neighborhood. "In one of those explorations," he writes, "walking along the border of a small river that runs across the area, I saw the heron standing still in the middle of the shallow but turbulent waters. Observing that the bird remained immobile, I pointed the camera [at] it and used a slow shutter speed to highlight the contrast between the motionless heron and the chaotic movement of the water. It is really amazing how many interesting and beautiful scenes we can find just around our homes."