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Shiva murti on the Ganges in the monsoon mist, Rishikesh (2012)

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Abu Bakr Ben Yusuf (Astrolab), assembled in year 613 of the Hegira, c.1217.

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Dunree, Inishowen, Co. Donegal, Ireland by Pawel Klarecki

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Earthquake and tsunami aftermath circa 1890s

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Emblem for a Standard, Mughal Indian, 17th century.

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Roberto Cavalli Spring/Summer 2014 Details :)

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Sultanahmet Camii (Blue Mosque) -Istanbul, Turkey by Dora Dalila

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Animal Eyes: Extreme Close-Ups!

#14 Caiman

Caimans are very similar to alligators and the both species share similarly-looking pupils! They are a smaller breed than most crocodiles and alligators and are commonly found in Central and South America. Some species of Caiman are also found in southern Florida. Caimans have long thick tapering tails and elongated snouts. Judging by this photograph they also have very unique pupils. You may notice the zig-zag markings on they eye as well as the typically greenish-yellow coloring. Caiman eyes have a layer called tapetum behind their retina containing crystals that reflect light and make night vision possible.

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