Leopard flounders use color to camouflage themselves and wait for prey to swim by. Model released photography

Leopard flounders use color to camouflage themselves and wait for prey to swim by. Model released photographyLeopard flounders use color to camouflage themselves and wait for prey to swim by. Lighthouse, Banda Neira, Banda Islands, Maluku Province, Indonesia.

An African Elephant feeding on a palm tree frond

A boy displays a wobbly incisor tooth that is loose enough to fall out

red and green plumage of a perched Eastern Rosella

Water drips from the tail flukes of a Humpback Whale as it dives

A Leopard cub climbs into the canopy of an umbrella acacia tree to greet it's mother who had been surveying the savannah for prey

Silver Gulls in flight past sand dunes with backlit wings at sunset

Mount Erebus

Large sharp spines protect the stilt roots of a Walking Palm from grazing predation in the Amazon Rainforest

Waves pound the rusting hull of a shipwreck washed onto the beach

Orphaned Asian Elephant calves huddle at nightfall in a holding yard

A majestic African Fish Eagle calling from a dead tree in a wetland

Sunset illuminates the branches and canopy leaves of a Spotted Gum