Hormiga saliendo del fruto de un taparín (Attalea allenii) perforado por una ardilla.
Ant coming out of a taparin (Attalea allenii) drilled by a squirrel.

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Hormiga saliendo del fruto de un taparín (Attalea allenii) perforado por una ardilla.
Ant coming out of a taparin (Attalea allenii) drilled by a squirrel.
These sweet things are in a nest in my mailbox’s ivy. I did not touch them or disturb them in any way other than a camera lens being close by. Momma is still taking care.
These sweet things are in a nest in my mailbox's ivy. I did not touch them or disturb them in any way other than a camera lens being close by. Momma is still taking care.
Hey, im researching melipona favosa, would you by chance have any suggestions where to start?
Not a single clue unfortunately. I myself am not studying any biological sciences professionally. Only visually, as I am an artist.
Anyone have help?
Madagascan Hissing Cockroach (by theprimaryjosh)
A mantis appears to have struck up an very unlikely friendship with a tiny insect. Photographer Nordin Seruyan took several shots of the unusual pairing after finding them in his back garden in Borneo, Indonesia. Picture: Nordin Seruyan / Solent News & Photo Agency (via Pictures of the day: 20 February 2012 - Telegraph)
realmonstrosities: Common Basilisk Lizard (Basiliscus basiliscus)
Credit: By galaad88 on flickr
Fruit Sucking Moth Caterpillar (Othreis fullonia) by itchydogimages
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Madagascar green gecko (by Tambako the Jaguar)
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