Keyword: Stripes
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ANI105-00119
A close view of the face of Khuntami, a male Siberian tiger, in a zoo.
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ANI074-00166
A Andean milk snake (Lampropeltis triangulum andesiana) at the West Liberty University Crayfish Conservation Lab in West Liberty, West Virginia.
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ANI074-00165
A Andean milk snake (Lampropeltis triangulum andesiana) at the West Liberty University Crayfish Conservation Lab in West Liberty, West Virginia.
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INS023-00207
A red cracker butterfly (Hamadryas amphinome) at the Audubon Insectarium, part of the Audubon Nature Institute.
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INS023-00206
A red cracker butterfly (Hamadryas amphinome) at the Audubon Insectarium, part of the Audubon Nature Institute.
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A red cracker butterfly (Hamadryas amphinome) at the Audubon Insectarium, part of the Audubon Nature Institute.
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A red cracker butterfly (Hamadryas amphinome) at the Audubon Insectarium, part of the Audubon Nature Institute.
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INS006-00455
A white-banded fishing spider (Dolomedes albineus) at the Audubon Insectarium, part of the Audubon Nature Institute.
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INS006-00454
A white-banded fishing spider (Dolomedes albineus) at the Audubon Insectarium, part of the Audubon Nature Institute.
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A white-banded fishing spider (Dolomedes albineus) at the Audubon Insectarium, part of the Audubon Nature Institute.
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FIS039-00250
A flash cichlid (Mesonauta festivus) at the Denver Zoo.
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A flash cichlid (Mesonauta festivus) at the Denver Zoo.
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INS023-00187
A blue and white longwing (Heliconius cydno galanthus) at the Butterfly Pavilion.
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A blue and white longwing (Heliconius cydno galanthus) at the Butterfly Pavilion.
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INS023-00185
A small blue grecian (Heliconius sara sprucei) at the Butterfly Pavilion.
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INS023-00184
A small blue grecian (Heliconius sara sprucei) at the Butterfly Pavilion.
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A Mexican bluewing (Myscelia ethusa pattenia) at the Butterfly Pavilion.
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A Mexican bluewing (Myscelia ethusa pattenia) at the Butterfly Pavilion.
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A tiger longwing (Heliconius ismenius) at the Butterfly Pavilion.
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A tiger longwing (Heliconius ismenius) at the Butterfly Pavilion.
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An orange-spotted tiger clearwing (Mechanitis polymnia) at the Butterfly Pavilion.
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An orange-spotted tiger clearwing (Mechanitis polymnia) at the Butterfly Pavilion.
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A Jerusalem cricket (Stenopelmatus fuscus) at the Butterfly Pavilion.
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INS011-00143
A Jerusalem cricket (Stenopelmatus fuscus) at the Butterfly Pavilion.
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INS018-00168
A mining bee (Andrena species) photographed at Spring Creek Prairie Audubon Center near Denton, NE. This animal was originally collected from Bobcat Prairie near Denton, NE.
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INV006-00049
An endangered finelined pocketbook (Hamiota altilis) at the Alabama Aquatic Biodiversity Center in Marion, Alabama.
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An endangered finelined pocketbook (Hamiota altilis) at the Alabama Aquatic Biodiversity Center in Marion, Alabama.
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FIS014-00045
Juvenile Carolina madtoms (Noturus furiosus) at Conservation Fisheries in Knoxville, Tennessee. Collected as eggs in the Tar River drainage of North Carolina. These fish are less than one year old, and have very different markings than adult Carolina madtoms.
This species depends on mussels to survive; empty mussel shells provide them with both cover and nesting habitat. Mussels are also not doing well in these places, which hurts this fish. Factory farms and introduced flathead catfish are leading to their demise as well.
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FIS014-00043
An endangered adult Carolina madtom (Noturus furiosus) at Conservation Fisheries in Knoxville, Tennessee. This fish was collected in Neuse River in North Carolina. This is one of just two fish collected in this place in the past 8 years, so biologists fear that the species may soon be extinct in this river in the near future. It persists in one other river system, the Tar River in North Carolina.
This fish depends on mussels to survive; empty mussel shells provide them with both cover and nesting habitat. Mussels are also not doing well in these places, which hurts this fish. Factory farms and introduced flathead catfish are leading to their demise as well.
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FIS014-00042
An endangered adult Carolina madtom (Noturus furiosus) at Conservation Fisheries in Knoxville, Tennessee. This fish was collected in Neuse River in North Carolina. This is one of just two fish collected in this place in the past 8 years, so biologists fear that the species may soon be extinct in this river in the near future. It persists in one other river system, the Tar River in North Carolina.
This fish depends on mussels to survive; empty mussel shells provide them with both cover and nesting habitat. Mussels are also not doing well in these places, which hurts this fish. Factory farms and introduced flathead catfish are leading to their demise as well.
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FIS014-00041
An endangered adult Carolina madtom (Noturus furiosus) at Conservation Fisheries in Knoxville, Tennessee. This fish was collected in Neuse River in North Carolina. This is one of just two fish collected in this place in the past 8 years, so biologists fear that the species may soon be extinct in this river in the near future. It persists in one other river system, the Tar River in North Carolina.
This fish depends on lots of mussels to survive; empty mussel shells provide them with both cover and nesting habitat. Mussels are also not doing well in these places, which hurts this fish. Factory farms and introduced flathead catfish are leading to their demise as well.
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FIS014-00040
An endangered adult Carolina madtom (Noturus furiosus) at Conservation Fisheries in Knoxville, Tennessee. Collected in Neuse River in North Carolina. This is one of just two fish collected in this place in the past 8 years, so biologists fear that the species may soon be extinct in this river in the near future. It persists in one other river system, the Tar River in North Carolina.
This fish depends on lots of mussels to survive; empty mussel shells provide them with both cover and nesting habitat. Mussels are also not doing well in these places, which hurts this fish. Factory farms and introduced flathead catfish are leading to their demise as well.
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FIS014-00039
An endangered adult Carolina madtom (Noturus furiosus) at Conservation Fisheries in Knoxville, Tennessee. Collected in Neuse River in North Carolina. This is one of just two fish collected in this place in the past 8 years, so biologists fear that the species may soon be extinct in this river in the near future. It persists in one other river system, the Tar River in North Carolina.
This fish depends on lots of mussels to survive; empty mussel shells provide them with both cover and nesting habitat. Mussels are also not doing well in these places, which hurts this fish. Factory farms and introduced flathead catfish are leading to their demise as well.
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FIS013-00103
A metallic shiner (Pteronotropis metallicus) at Conservation Fisheries in Knoxville, Tennessee.
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A scarlet shiner (Lythrurus fasciolaris) at Conservation Fisheries in Knoxville, Tennessee.
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A scarlet shiner (Lythrurus fasciolaris) at Conservation Fisheries in Knoxville, Tennessee.
