Pneumatophores are the aerial root systems that allow mangroves to get oxygen as the mud they live in is anaerobic. Pelecaniformes

Pneumatophores are the aerial root systems that allow mangroves to get oxygen as the mud they live in is anaerobic. PelecaniformesPneumatophores are the aerial root systems that allow mangroves to get oxygen as the mud they live in is anaerobic. Calamity Bay, Koolama Bay, Kimberley Coast, Western Australia, Australia.

A herd of Cape Buffalo stampede through a waterhole in the dry season

Food supplies and storage boxes outside the hut of Antarctic explorer Ernest Shackleton

An ornately crafted and painted skull on a mural beneath the eave of a Buddhist monastery

A street performer plays the fiddle for visitors at an open-air market

A South African Giraffe chewing it's cud at dawn

National Gallery of Art

Himalayan Mountains

A small boy dressed as a tiger playing in a pool of colorful balls

Seal blubber for cooking and heating in the hut of Antarctic explorer Robert Falcon Scott

A roughly hewn picket fence surrounding an organic vegetable garden on a hillside

on exposed rocks at low tide

Imposing gates lead to the home of the late architect Geoffrey Bawa