RMC3CWEE–Humpback Whale (Megaptera novaeangliae), leaping into the air, rotating and landing on its back or side to create a chin-slap.
RMM5Y8EP–A gray whale calf does a chin slap near the sand dunes in in Magdalena Bay, Baja, Mexico
RM2ATFMX7–Humpback Whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) coming out of the water about to slap its chin on the water surface in Kenai Fjords National Park, Alaska
RFMY6AR1–Dramatic Shot of a Man in Pain holding his Jaw. Toothache . A punch in the jaw Slap. Insult. The guy strokes his chin after shaving. stomatitis, perio
RMB1DERK–Jake Erwin, a rockabilly slap bass player, wearing vintage 1950's western clothing.
RFWB1XA2–Dolphin from the beach at Chanonry Point, in the Scottish Highlands
RMBDBFPD–bald headed man holding a baseball bat in his hands, laughing into the camera
RFR3341F–knock out!
RF2MRR80K–Frontal close-up portrait of young woman bringing her hand to touch the skin of her cheek and chin with the back. She may be feeling how smooth it is,
RM2AX9AYB–Gleanings in bee culture . hands;for where the kid stretched tight over myknuckles they stung thru it, tho not able toleave the sting in the wound. After a whileone got on my veil over my chin, and lancedme finely thru the gauze stuff before I hadpresence of mind enough to slap it and puta stop to its mischief. I kept at work, andsoon had the satisfaction of seeing thecrawling mass hurrying into the box. Whennearly all were in I left them, as it wasnearly night. T did not go near the bees again untilafter dark. They were quiet in the box,and I wrapped it in a piece of mosquito-netting and carr
RMB0XB27–bald headed man striking out with a baseball bat
RFJ5N0FF–guy woman hit hairs lips hew sight view outlook perspective vista panorama
RMC3CWGM–Humpback Whale (Megaptera novaeangliae), leaping into the air, rotating and landing on its back or side to create a chin-slap.
RFWB1X9R–Dolphin from the beach at Chanonry Point, in the Scottish Highlands
RM2AX0G8B–Sunset . t the base of throat, stroke^ith firm strokes straight upward underhe chin and outward under the jaws to theare. Repeat until your skin and muscleseel a glow. :OND. Pat Milkweed Cream under the?hin along the jaw-bone with the back ofour hand. Slap smartly to bring the bloodo the skin surface. ote, says Frances Ingram, that theI y thing I ask you to use is Ingrams Milkweed Cream. It is all you need be-cause it is a complete cream in itself. By complete, I mean a cream thatcombines in one everything the skin needs—the necessary oils, which like Naturesyoung oils, keep it supple, firm an
RFJ5N0YA–guy woman hit hairs lips concentration hew sight view outlook perspective vista
RMC3CWMD–Humpback Whale (Megaptera novaeangliae), leaping into the air, rotating and landing on its back or side to create a chin-slap.
RFWB1X9E–Dolphin from the beach at Chanonry Point, in the Scottish Highlands
RM2CPHN09–. Home school of American literature: . Glimpses of Dream-Life 295 powerful slap with the disen-gaged hand, and, with a ma-jestic toss of the head, soarsaway, with half the women be-low straggling on in his wake,into some such brave old mel-ody as—Litchfield! Being a visitor, and in theSquires pew, you are naturallyan object of considerable attention to the girls about yourage; as well as to a great many fat old ladies in ironspectacles, who mortify you excessively by patting youunder the chin after church; andinsist upon mistaking you. THE DEACON for Frank; and force up-on you very dry cook-i
RFWB1X8B–Dolphin from the beach at Chanonry Point, in the Scottish Highlands
RM2CPGC62–. Beautiful gems from American writers and the lives and portraits of our favorite authors . Glimpses of Dream-Life 295 powerful slap with the disen-gaged hand, and, with a ma-jestic toss of the head, soarsaway, with half the women be-low straggling on in his wake,into some such brave old mel-ody as—Litchfield! Being a visitor, and in theSquires pew, you are naturallyan object of considerable attention to the girls about yourage; as well as to a great many fat old ladies in ironspectacles, who mortify you excessively by patting youunder the chin after church; and. THE DEACON insist upon mistak
RFWB1XA3–Dolphin from the beach at Chanonry Point, in the Scottish Highlands
RMRG1DY3–. The Canadian field-naturalist. Natural history; Sciences naturelles. 2005 Kuker, Thomson, and Tscherter: Tactics of Minke Whales 217. Figure 3. Photographs of surface manoeuvres performed prior to a feeding strike: (a) head slap; (b) lateral chin-up blow; and c) exhale on the dive. Refer to text for description of these behaviours. Other cetacean species have also been observed us- ing surface slaps while foraging. For example, Bot- tlenose Dolphins (Tursiops sp.) have been reported using fluke slaps while foraging for single fish (Con- nor et al. 2000) and Dusky Dolphins {Lagenorhynchus obs
RFWB1X9F–Dolphin from the beach at Chanonry Point, in the Scottish Highlands
RFWB1X9Y–Dolphin from the beach at Chanonry Point, in the Scottish Highlands
RFWB1XA0–Dolphin from the beach at Chanonry Point, in the Scottish Highlands
RFWB1X8D–Dolphin from the beach at Chanonry Point, in the Scottish Highlands
RFWB1X8K–Dolphin from the beach at Chanonry Point, in the Scottish Highlands
RFWB1X9M–Dolphin from the beach at Chanonry Point, in the Scottish Highlands
RFWB1X9N–Dolphin from the beach at Chanonry Point, in the Scottish Highlands
RFWB1X9X–Dolphin from the beach at Chanonry Point, in the Scottish Highlands
RFWB1X76–Dolphin from the beach at Chanonry Point, in the Scottish Highlands
RFWB1X7T–Dolphin from the beach at Chanonry Point, in the Scottish Highlands
RFWB1X85–Dolphin from the beach at Chanonry Point, in the Scottish Highlands
RFWB1X7E–Dolphin from the beach at Chanonry Point, in the Scottish Highlands
RFWB1X7Y–Dolphin from the beach at Chanonry Point, in the Scottish Highlands
RFWB1X88–Dolphin from the beach at Chanonry Point, in the Scottish Highlands
RFWB1X7N–Dolphin from the beach at Chanonry Point, in the Scottish Highlands
RFWB1X7W–Dolphin from the beach at Chanonry Point, in the Scottish Highlands
RFWB1X80–Dolphin from the beach at Chanonry Point, in the Scottish Highlands
RFWB1X7D–Dolphin from the beach at Chanonry Point, in the Scottish Highlands
RFWB1X7J–Dolphin from the beach at Chanonry Point, in the Scottish Highlands
RFWB1X7A–Dolphin from the beach at Chanonry Point, in the Scottish Highlands
RFWB1X7K–Dolphin from the beach at Chanonry Point, in the Scottish Highlands
RFWB1X7F–Dolphin from the beach at Chanonry Point, in the Scottish Highlands
RFWB1X86–Dolphin from the beach at Chanonry Point, in the Scottish Highlands
RFWB1X78–Dolphin from the beach at Chanonry Point, in the Scottish Highlands
RFWB1X82–Dolphin from the beach at Chanonry Point, in the Scottish Highlands
RFWB1X8A–Dolphin from the beach at Chanonry Point, in the Scottish Highlands
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