Herring gulls go through multiple distinct plumage stages in their first 4 years of life.
(Herring gull, juvenile)

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Herring gulls go through multiple distinct plumage stages in their first 4 years of life.
(Herring gull, juvenile)
Photographer Captures the Mystifying Moods of Mount Fuji at Dawn
Top Shot: Cypress Swamp Morning
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Your Shot photographer Alex Mironyuk traveled to the remote Cypress Swamp areas of Florida to capture this image. "These swamps are the most unusual ecosystems in southern USA," writes Mironyuk. "There are old trees growing in the middle of the water." "These places are very seldom visited by tourists due to their remoteness, lodging problems, luck with restaurants, and so on." Cypress trees grow in water and are found growing in solution holes. Solution holes are depressions in the limestone bedrock that have been broken down over time as a result of anaerobic decomposition of leaves, branches and flowers. Photograph by Alex Mironyuk
Grey Wolves show their teeth - they have 42!! 20 in their upper jaw, 22 in their lower. This image is from Animal Fight Club.
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Photo by Yanai Bonneh
House sparrows have thicker beaks than their sparrow relatives, which is related to their reliance on human-centered food sources.
(House sparrow, male plumage)