Muskox feeding on grass in captivity.
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Muskox feeding on grass in captivity.
Muskox feeding on grass in captivity.
Muskox feeding on grass in captivity.
Muskox lying on the ground in captivity.
Muskox lying on the ground in captivity.
Male elk in front of a female elk lying in the grass.
Male elk in front of a female elk lying in the grass.
Grizzly bear and black-billed magpie.
Grizzly bear and black-billed magpie.
A threatened sicklefin redhorse from the Tennessee River.
A threatened sicklefin redhorse from the Tennessee River.
An endangered Alabama sturgeon from the Mobile River.
An endangered Alabama sturgeon from the Mobile River.
A threatened Waccamaw killifish from the Southeastern Atlantic Slope.
A threatened Waccamaw killifish from the Southeastern Atlantic Slope.
A threatened Waccamaw killifish from the Southeastern Atlantic Slope.
A threatened Waccamaw killifish from the Southeastern Atlantic Slope.
A threatened sicklefin redhorse from the Tennessee River.
A threatened sicklefin redhorse from the Tennessee River.
An endangered holiday darter (Amicalola population). Darters are among the most threatened Southeastern fish; they have been likened to aquatic canaries.
An endangered holiday darter (Amicalola population). Darters are among the most threatened Southeastern fish; they have been likened to aquatic canaries.
An endangered Alabama sturgeon from the Mobile River.
An endangered Alabama sturgeon from the Mobile River.
An endangered holiday darter (Amicalola population). Darters are among the most threatened Southeastern fish; they have been likened to aquatic canaries.
An endangered holiday darter (Amicalola population). Darters are among the most threatened Southeastern fish; they have been likened to aquatic canaries.
Little brown bats in NY cave.
Aquatic plants typical of still waters, ponds, and shallow wetlands: duckweeds, water lettuce, and watermoss.
Aquatic plants typical of still waters, ponds, and shallow wetlands: duckweeds, water lettuce, and watermoss.
Aquatic ecosystems make a difference in the carbon cycle. The location in this photo is located near Beaver, Alaska approximately 100 miles north of Fairbanks.
Aquatic ecosystems make a difference in the carbon cycle. The location in this photo is located near Beaver, Alaska approximately 100 miles north of Fairbanks.
The Wisconsin Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit (WCWRU) graduate student, Megan Jones, explains the ecology of small mammals at Thomson Prairie as part of a class field trip organized by WCWRU for the University of Wisconsin Grassland Ecology Class.
The Wisconsin Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit (WCWRU) graduate student, Megan Jones, explains the ecology of small mammals at Thomson Prairie as part of a class field trip organized by WCWRU for the University of Wisconsin Grassland Ecology Class.
Collecting a DNA sample from a native freshwater mussel's muscular foot.
Collecting a DNA sample from a native freshwater mussel's muscular foot.
Two sets of tracks left by tiny sea turtle hatchlings when they emerged from their nests and crawled toward the sea during the night.
Two sets of tracks left by tiny sea turtle hatchlings when they emerged from their nests and crawled toward the sea during the night.
Multiple sets of tracks left by numerous sea turtle hatchlings when they emerged from their nests and crawled toward the sea during the night.
Multiple sets of tracks left by numerous sea turtle hatchlings when they emerged from their nests and crawled toward the sea during the night.
Two sets of tracks left by tiny sea turtle hatchlings when they emerged from their nests and crawled toward the sea during the night.
Two sets of tracks left by tiny sea turtle hatchlings when they emerged from their nests and crawled toward the sea during the night.