tiger swimming photo -- Declan McCullagh photograph
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Steven Cheshire, UK Wildlife Photographer - Experience...
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The Antarctic Sun: News about Antarctica - Home Page
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Myers took an interest in Antarctic history during her previous two tourist cruises to the Antarctic Peninsula and Southern Ocean, where she first conceived her artistic vision to photograph humanity, past and present, on the Antarctic landscape.
Mt. Newell
lake ice in the Dry Valleys in November
Beacon Valley in the Dry Valleys
"Erebus was one of the most impressive places I went," said Myers. "The volcano sends up heat and steam to form ice caves and towers, making it a wonderful mixture of fire and ice." In this photograph, Myers stood near the volcano's rim to photograph down into the crater.
Photographing this sea spider was one of Joan Myers' first attempts at close-up science photography. For this photograph, Myers collected black rocks from around McMurdo Station rocks, cleaned out a tank and ran a hose into the tank with streaming salt water to keep the water clear and cold for the critters.
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Darlyne A. Murawski
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Carnivorous caterpillar, Liphyra brassolis, feeding on an ant larva. Queensland, Australia
Aerophores keep a Ludwigia helminthorrhiza plant afloat. Mamirauá Reserve, Brazil
Ogre-faced spider making an egg sac. Costa Rica
Leaf-mimic katydid. Peru
Poison dart frogs. Costa Rica
Three-toed sloth. Rio Japurá, Brazil
Weaver ants fighting over a fig wasp. Papua New Guinea
A cone-web spider guarding her egg sacs. Costa Rica
Pretzel slime mold (unrelated to fungi, but formerly classified with them). Massachusetts
Katydid. Costa Rica
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Molecular Expressions Photo Gallery: The Precious Gems...
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