🔥Apple Snail (Pomacea canaliculata) laying eggs
Video: Nature Behavior Channel – YT
Video: Nature Behavior Channel – YT
Mummy portrait of a strikingly modern-looking male subject from Roman Egypt, Flavian Period, circa late 1st century AD, sold at Sotheby's in January 2026 for $889,000
Embossed and printed metal tin box
Photo: Josef Stefan
glass negatives held at Boston Public Library
video: Kyle Goetsch Photography
Video: Dylan & Sarah | Hiking & Travel
This image of an educated youth of Alexandria likely celebrates his success in a musical contest. The medallion, worked in gold on dark blue glass, was made to be mounted and worn as a pendant.
Video: Rober E. Fuller – Wildlife Films
Wives wanted sign posted on log cabin. Taken at Apgar, at the foot of Lake McDonald. From left to right: Bill Daucks, Frank Geduhn (Forest Service ranger before Glacier National Park was established), Esli Apgar (in doorway of cabin), and (Harvey) Dimon Apgar. Geduhn holds a cat and a dog sits between Esli and Dimon Apgar.
Harlequin Shrimp displays rapid movements of its anterior appendages. This behavior is interpreted as a defensive signal, likely intended to deter potential predators. Video: Yulia Tolmacheva
Rare amber pendant to be auctioned at Sotheby’s. Dated from the end of Elizabeth I’s reign.
Via: Khao Sok National Park, Thailand
Photo: Nightfall Photography
Female wolf spiders are known for one of the most striking forms of spider parenting. After the eggs hatch, the spiderlings climb onto their mother’s back and stay there for a short time while she continues to move, hunt, and protect them.
phoographer: Luce, Edward Lee, 1879-1950
Martha's Vineyard Museum
video: Benjamin Hardman
Miss Iris Davis, a nineteen year old from Clapham, London is a volunteer worker of the Dumb Friends Leagues, and spends a great deal of time recovering cats with the aid of a "lassoo" from the debris of bombed house. So far she has rescued six hundred of these feline strays, 8 November 1940. - IWM https://www.iwm.org.uk/collections/item/object/205357526
photo: Cat Expeditions
photo: Barbara Fleming, 2025