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two seagulls are standing on the edge of a concrete wall by the water

Seagulls like to stand on top of each other. As random as it looks, there can be one or two reasons why they do this. Seagulls stack to see over a greater area to spot prey or it can be a mating signal for them.

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three seagulls are standing on the beach with their reflection in the wet sand

a seagull is standing on the edge of a ledge

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Western Diamondback Rattlesnake (Crotalus atrox). Photo by Texcroc.

Hermit Crab, Galapagos Islands

The shell on this hermit crab's back is not his own. He scavenged it from a snail that lost its life and left the protective layer behind. A hermit crab takes the back of his body and inserts it into the shell, making it his main defense from marauding predators. I got down on my belly to take this picture. Getting down to eye level can add tremendous interest to your photos. Olympus OM-1 Mark ll & 150-400mm F/4.5 ISO 400

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