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Monty, the shire horse gulps a pint of beer outside the Raven Inn in Poulshot, Wiltshire as he begins his annual two-week holiday. Monty, a working Wadworth brewery horse, who along with his fellow dray horses Prince and Max delivers beer to Wiltshire pubs all year long. All the horses are given a pint of beer before being released into local fields for their two week holiday by the brewery, who have been employing shire horses for more than 100 years to deliver beers to local pubs. Prince, Monty and Max are three of the last remaining working shires left in the UK brewing industry. Stock Photo
RMG5BKGR–Monty, the shire horse gulps a pint of beer outside the Raven Inn in Poulshot, Wiltshire as he begins his annual two-week holiday. Monty, a working Wadworth brewery horse, who along with his fellow dray horses Prince and Max delivers beer to Wiltshire pubs all year long. All the horses are given a pint of beer before being released into local fields for their two week holiday by the brewery, who have been employing shire horses for more than 100 years to deliver beers to local pubs. Prince, Monty and Max are three of the last remaining working shires left in the UK brewing industry.
Feb. 25, 2012 - Beedy-eyed Engelbert the Eagle gulps at his nightly half pint. . Stock Photo
RME12W85–Feb. 25, 2012 - Beedy-eyed Engelbert the Eagle gulps at his nightly half pint. .
A US soldier, former POW, gulps doughnuts and cokes at Le Havre (France) April 3, 1945 Stock Photo
RMCW6BGH–A US soldier, former POW, gulps doughnuts and cokes at Le Havre (France) April 3, 1945
Crispy Gulps with Ham, Butter Pear and Onion Stock Photo
RMF9GCBB–Crispy Gulps with Ham, Butter Pear and Onion
Javier Sola of The Gulps performing at Weyfest Festival, Tilford, England, UK. August 20, 2022 Stock Photo
RM2JRE032–Javier Sola of The Gulps performing at Weyfest Festival, Tilford, England, UK. August 20, 2022
Two-year-old Minnie the otter (front) gulps down a birthday treat of salmon pie and fish blancmange wih her mum, Flo, as she celebrates her second birthday at WWT Slimbridge Wetland Centre, Gloucestershire. Stock Photo
RMG444AT–Two-year-old Minnie the otter (front) gulps down a birthday treat of salmon pie and fish blancmange wih her mum, Flo, as she celebrates her second birthday at WWT Slimbridge Wetland Centre, Gloucestershire.
THE GREAT BLUE HERON,FEAST ON A FISH,IN THE BUSHES. Stock Photo
RFP9KHAN–THE GREAT BLUE HERON,FEAST ON A FISH,IN THE BUSHES.
Monty, the shire horse gulps a pint of beer outside the Raven Inn in Poulshot, Wiltshire as he begins his annual two-week holiday. Monty, a working Wadworth brewery horse, who along with his fellow dray horses Prince and Max delivers beer to Wiltshire pubs all year long. All the horses are given a pint of beer before being released into local fields for their two week holiday by the brewery, who have been employing shire horses for more than 100 years to deliver beers to local pubs. Prince, Monty and Max are three of the last remaining working shires left in the UK brewing industry. Stock Photo
RMG5BKGT–Monty, the shire horse gulps a pint of beer outside the Raven Inn in Poulshot, Wiltshire as he begins his annual two-week holiday. Monty, a working Wadworth brewery horse, who along with his fellow dray horses Prince and Max delivers beer to Wiltshire pubs all year long. All the horses are given a pint of beer before being released into local fields for their two week holiday by the brewery, who have been employing shire horses for more than 100 years to deliver beers to local pubs. Prince, Monty and Max are three of the last remaining working shires left in the UK brewing industry.
A 32 ounce 'Double Gulp' from a 7-Eleven store in New York Stock Photo
RMCPT362–A 32 ounce 'Double Gulp' from a 7-Eleven store in New York
Misgurnus fossilis, Print, Misgurnus fossilis is a species of loach in the genus Misgurnus. It is commonly known as European weatherfish or European weather loach, due to its activity patterns changing when air pressure rises or falls. If there is a sudden change in barometric pressure, the weatherfish comes to the surface and swims about excitedly. In water with a low oxygen content it gulps air; it extracts oxygen through its intestinal mucous membrane, which has a complex system of blood vessels. It feeds on thawed frozen blood worms, small fish, brine shrimp, earthworms and some vegetables Stock Photo
RM2A2N5NE–Misgurnus fossilis, Print, Misgurnus fossilis is a species of loach in the genus Misgurnus. It is commonly known as European weatherfish or European weather loach, due to its activity patterns changing when air pressure rises or falls. If there is a sudden change in barometric pressure, the weatherfish comes to the surface and swims about excitedly. In water with a low oxygen content it gulps air; it extracts oxygen through its intestinal mucous membrane, which has a complex system of blood vessels. It feeds on thawed frozen blood worms, small fish, brine shrimp, earthworms and some vegetables
flying gulps at the fishing port in Roscoff Finistere Brittany France Stock Photo
RMA5YRMH–flying gulps at the fishing port in Roscoff Finistere Brittany France
Jacques Brichant from Belgium gulps down a soft drink after winning his match against American Victor Seixas during the first day's play in the Davis Cup Challenge Round match which the Belgian won , Brisbane , Queensland , Australia 22 December 1953 Stock Photo
RM2GJ0NRX–Jacques Brichant from Belgium gulps down a soft drink after winning his match against American Victor Seixas during the first day's play in the Davis Cup Challenge Round match which the Belgian won , Brisbane , Queensland , Australia 22 December 1953
SINCE THE INFLUX OF BRITISH TOURISTS ONE OF BRAZIL'S COMMONEST BIRDS THE GREAT KISKADEEA FLYCATCHER, HAS CHANGED ITS DIET FROM BEETLES AND INSECTS TO CHIPS. THIS BIRD ABOUT THE SIZE OF A STARLING, SWOOPS DOWN ON A PLATE OF CHIPS AT THE RENAISSANCE HOTEL IN SALVADOR, BRAZIL AND SWALLOWS THE FRIES WHOLE. TURNING THE CHIPS UPRIGHT IN ITS BEAK IT THEN GULPS DOWN THE TREATS LEFT BY TOURISTS LIKE A SWORD SWALLOWER. PIC MIKE WALKER, 2008 Stock Photo
RF2G4CJ1X–SINCE THE INFLUX OF BRITISH TOURISTS ONE OF BRAZIL'S COMMONEST BIRDS THE GREAT KISKADEEA FLYCATCHER, HAS CHANGED ITS DIET FROM BEETLES AND INSECTS TO CHIPS. THIS BIRD ABOUT THE SIZE OF A STARLING, SWOOPS DOWN ON A PLATE OF CHIPS AT THE RENAISSANCE HOTEL IN SALVADOR, BRAZIL AND SWALLOWS THE FRIES WHOLE. TURNING THE CHIPS UPRIGHT IN ITS BEAK IT THEN GULPS DOWN THE TREATS LEFT BY TOURISTS LIKE A SWORD SWALLOWER. PIC MIKE WALKER, 2008
(dpa) - Two flamingos kill their thirst with refreshing gulps of water from a puddle in the zoo in Duisburg, Germany, 7 October 2003. Stock Photo
RMD3BPEN–(dpa) - Two flamingos kill their thirst with refreshing gulps of water from a puddle in the zoo in Duisburg, Germany, 7 October 2003.
Offering of credentials of envoy of Lebanon Rev. Najib Sadaka, October 22, 1960, Offerings, GULPS LETTERS, The Netherlands, 20th century press agency photo, news to remember, documentary, historic photography 1945-1990, visual stories, human history of the Twentieth Century, capturing moments in time Stock Photo
RM2FX7TJC–Offering of credentials of envoy of Lebanon Rev. Najib Sadaka, October 22, 1960, Offerings, GULPS LETTERS, The Netherlands, 20th century press agency photo, news to remember, documentary, historic photography 1945-1990, visual stories, human history of the Twentieth Century, capturing moments in time
A whale gulps anchovies off the beach in Half Moon Bay, California on July 6, 2016. El Niño has brought abundant bait, flocks of birds, whales and tourists to Northern California beaches. Photo by Terry Schmitt/UPI Stock Photo
RMW093Y8–A whale gulps anchovies off the beach in Half Moon Bay, California on July 6, 2016. El Niño has brought abundant bait, flocks of birds, whales and tourists to Northern California beaches. Photo by Terry Schmitt/UPI
A Lemon Shark gulps down a large tuna head in front of a crowd of divers, Fiji. Stock Photo
RFC80F1F–A Lemon Shark gulps down a large tuna head in front of a crowd of divers, Fiji.
Cormorant gulps giant cod, Phalacrocorax carbo, Gadus morhua Stock Photo
RME9K29F–Cormorant gulps giant cod, Phalacrocorax carbo, Gadus morhua
A pair of marbled godwits (Limosa fedoa) on a beach in Point Reyes national seashore in California. One quickly gulps down its food before its stolen. Stock Photo
RM2H1B4P6–A pair of marbled godwits (Limosa fedoa) on a beach in Point Reyes national seashore in California. One quickly gulps down its food before its stolen.
Young Woman Is Surprised To See Her Girlfriend Drink Large Gulps. Stock Photo
RF2GRBMMR–Young Woman Is Surprised To See Her Girlfriend Drink Large Gulps.
Equatorial Guinea's Eric Moussambani gulps for air during his heat. He was the only competitor after the two other swimmers were disqualified for a false start. He finished the heat in a record slowest time of 1m52.72seconds, but gained a standing ovation from the capacity crowd. Stock Photo
RM2GJBF43–Equatorial Guinea's Eric Moussambani gulps for air during his heat. He was the only competitor after the two other swimmers were disqualified for a false start. He finished the heat in a record slowest time of 1m52.72seconds, but gained a standing ovation from the capacity crowd.
Under Water Tea Party -- Not your idea of a cup of tea perhaps but these stars in Pete Collins 'Hold Your Breath' show now touring England seem to be enjoying themselves. Part of the show consists of an underwater tea party which takes place on the stage in a tank containing 2,600 gallons of water. Tank is illuminated and has a glass front. During this act Professor 'Conky Javen and Doug Wainwright take deep gulps of breath from an oxygen pipe which enables them to stay under the water for sam Stock Photo
RM2HX5XN9–Under Water Tea Party -- Not your idea of a cup of tea perhaps but these stars in Pete Collins 'Hold Your Breath' show now touring England seem to be enjoying themselves. Part of the show consists of an underwater tea party which takes place on the stage in a tank containing 2,600 gallons of water. Tank is illuminated and has a glass front. During this act Professor 'Conky Javen and Doug Wainwright take deep gulps of breath from an oxygen pipe which enables them to stay under the water for sam
Crispy Gulps with Ham, Butter Pear and Onion Stock Photo
RMF9GCBA–Crispy Gulps with Ham, Butter Pear and Onion
Javier Sola of The Gulps performing at Weyfest Festival, Tilford, England, UK. August 20, 2022 Stock Photo
RM2JRE0T4–Javier Sola of The Gulps performing at Weyfest Festival, Tilford, England, UK. August 20, 2022
Seven Invasions for a Bottle of Beer. Coast Guardsman William E. Leonard, machinist's mate second class, earned his bottle of beer. The brew was passed out on the beach of Guadalcanal one day, after Coast Guardsman Leonard, serving on an assault transport, had participated in seven invasions - in this order, north Africa, Sicily, Italy, Kwajalein and Eniwetok in the Marshalls, Aitape in Dutch New Guinea, and the Admiralties. Leonard's only comment between gulps of the foamy beverage was: 'It's a long time between beers.' His home is in Sarepta, La. Stock Photo
RM2MENX5P–Seven Invasions for a Bottle of Beer. Coast Guardsman William E. Leonard, machinist's mate second class, earned his bottle of beer. The brew was passed out on the beach of Guadalcanal one day, after Coast Guardsman Leonard, serving on an assault transport, had participated in seven invasions - in this order, north Africa, Sicily, Italy, Kwajalein and Eniwetok in the Marshalls, Aitape in Dutch New Guinea, and the Admiralties. Leonard's only comment between gulps of the foamy beverage was: 'It's a long time between beers.' His home is in Sarepta, La.
1968 - Beedy-eyed Engelbert the Eagle gulps at his nightly half pint. © Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMF565FT–1968 - Beedy-eyed Engelbert the Eagle gulps at his nightly half pint. © Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Alamy Live News
Monty, the shire horse gulps a pint of beer outside the Raven Inn in Poulshot, Wiltshire as he begins his annual two-week holiday. Monty, a working Wadworth brewery horse, who along with his fellow dray horses Prince and Max delivers beer to Wiltshire pubs all year long. All the horses are given a pint of beer before being released into local fields for their two week holiday by the brewery, who have been employing shire horses for more than 100 years to deliver beers to local pubs. Prince, Monty and Max are three of the last remaining working shires left in the UK brewing industry. Stock Photo
RMG5BKJ7–Monty, the shire horse gulps a pint of beer outside the Raven Inn in Poulshot, Wiltshire as he begins his annual two-week holiday. Monty, a working Wadworth brewery horse, who along with his fellow dray horses Prince and Max delivers beer to Wiltshire pubs all year long. All the horses are given a pint of beer before being released into local fields for their two week holiday by the brewery, who have been employing shire horses for more than 100 years to deliver beers to local pubs. Prince, Monty and Max are three of the last remaining working shires left in the UK brewing industry.
A 32 ounce 'Double Gulp' from a 7-Eleven store in New York Stock Photo
RMCPT369–A 32 ounce 'Double Gulp' from a 7-Eleven store in New York
Misgurnus fossilis, Print, Misgurnus fossilis is a species of loach in the genus Misgurnus. It is commonly known as European weatherfish or European weather loach, due to its activity patterns changing when air pressure rises or falls. If there is a sudden change in barometric pressure, the weatherfish comes to the surface and swims about excitedly. In water with a low oxygen content it gulps air; it extracts oxygen through its intestinal mucous membrane, which has a complex system of blood vessels. It feeds on thawed frozen blood worms, small fish, brine shrimp, earthworms and some vegetables Stock Photo
RM2A2N5NF–Misgurnus fossilis, Print, Misgurnus fossilis is a species of loach in the genus Misgurnus. It is commonly known as European weatherfish or European weather loach, due to its activity patterns changing when air pressure rises or falls. If there is a sudden change in barometric pressure, the weatherfish comes to the surface and swims about excitedly. In water with a low oxygen content it gulps air; it extracts oxygen through its intestinal mucous membrane, which has a complex system of blood vessels. It feeds on thawed frozen blood worms, small fish, brine shrimp, earthworms and some vegetables
Aug 15, 2004; Amagansett, NY, USA; EXCLUSIVE!! Call for Price!! Actress KATHLEEN TURNER gulps down a shot of vodka before going onstage at The Stephen Talkhouse in Amagansett, NY to sing with her husband Jay Weiss and his band 'The Suits.' Mandatory Credit: Photo by Brendan Steele/ZUMA Press. (©) Co Stock Photo
RMCCN4YF–Aug 15, 2004; Amagansett, NY, USA; EXCLUSIVE!! Call for Price!! Actress KATHLEEN TURNER gulps down a shot of vodka before going onstage at The Stephen Talkhouse in Amagansett, NY to sing with her husband Jay Weiss and his band 'The Suits.' Mandatory Credit: Photo by Brendan Steele/ZUMA Press. (©) Co
Tokyo, Japan. 1st Jan, 2023. A 7-11 (7 Eleven) convenience store ''konbini'' location in Meguro open on late night on New Years Day. Japanese 7-Elevens are world famous for their higher quality standards than their American counterparts and while lacking Slurpees and Big Gulps, they serve Egg Salad sandwiches, pork buns, and all sorts of ready made, ready-to-eat foods. Most restaurants in Tokyo close for the New Years holiday but most konbini remain open. 7-Eleven Japan is owned by Seven & i Holdings Co., Ltd. Credit: ZUMA Press, Inc./Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2M5YWYX–Tokyo, Japan. 1st Jan, 2023. A 7-11 (7 Eleven) convenience store ''konbini'' location in Meguro open on late night on New Years Day. Japanese 7-Elevens are world famous for their higher quality standards than their American counterparts and while lacking Slurpees and Big Gulps, they serve Egg Salad sandwiches, pork buns, and all sorts of ready made, ready-to-eat foods. Most restaurants in Tokyo close for the New Years holiday but most konbini remain open. 7-Eleven Japan is owned by Seven & i Holdings Co., Ltd. Credit: ZUMA Press, Inc./Alamy Live News
SINCE THE INFLUX OF BRITISH TOURISTS ONE OF BRAZIL'S COMMONEST BIRDS THE GREAT KISKADEEA FLYCATCHER, HAS CHANGED ITS DIET FROM BEETLES AND INSECTS TO CHIPS. THIS BIRD ABOUT THE SIZE OF A STARLING, SWOOPS DOWN ON A PLATE OF CHIPS AT THE RENAISSANCE HOTEL IN SALVADOR, BRAZIL AND SWALLOWS THE FRIES WHOLE. TURNING THE CHIPS UPRIGHT IN ITS BEAK IT THEN GULPS DOWN THE TREATS LEFT BY TOURISTS LIKE A SWORD SWALLOWER. PIC MIKE WALKER,2008 Stock Photo
RF2G4CJ28–SINCE THE INFLUX OF BRITISH TOURISTS ONE OF BRAZIL'S COMMONEST BIRDS THE GREAT KISKADEEA FLYCATCHER, HAS CHANGED ITS DIET FROM BEETLES AND INSECTS TO CHIPS. THIS BIRD ABOUT THE SIZE OF A STARLING, SWOOPS DOWN ON A PLATE OF CHIPS AT THE RENAISSANCE HOTEL IN SALVADOR, BRAZIL AND SWALLOWS THE FRIES WHOLE. TURNING THE CHIPS UPRIGHT IN ITS BEAK IT THEN GULPS DOWN THE TREATS LEFT BY TOURISTS LIKE A SWORD SWALLOWER. PIC MIKE WALKER,2008
Young Thai womn gulps down her coffee in surprise Stock Photo
RMAGWC08–Young Thai womn gulps down her coffee in surprise
Taking big gulps. A gorgeous young woman drinking champagne from the bottle while sitting on the floor. Stock Photo
RF2K5KET1–Taking big gulps. A gorgeous young woman drinking champagne from the bottle while sitting on the floor.
A whale gulps anchovies next to a fisherman in Half Moon Bay, California on July 6, 2016. El Niño has brought abundant bait, flocks of birds, whales and tourists to Northern California beaches. Photo by Terry Schmitt/UPI Stock Photo
RMW093Y6–A whale gulps anchovies next to a fisherman in Half Moon Bay, California on July 6, 2016. El Niño has brought abundant bait, flocks of birds, whales and tourists to Northern California beaches. Photo by Terry Schmitt/UPI
American Bald Eagle Gulps (haliaeetus leucocephalus) down a Fish in Lake Clark National Park, Alaska Stock Photo
RMHN07JC–American Bald Eagle Gulps (haliaeetus leucocephalus) down a Fish in Lake Clark National Park, Alaska
Cormorant gulps giant cod, Phalacrocorax carbo, Gadus morhua Stock Photo
RME9JYXK–Cormorant gulps giant cod, Phalacrocorax carbo, Gadus morhua
New Orleans Hornets center Tyson Chandler gulps down some water during a time out in the first quarter against the Denver Nuggets in game one of their opening round series at the Pepsi Center in Denver on April 19, 2009. (UPI Photo/Gary C. Caskey) Stock Photo
RMTXN7HG–New Orleans Hornets center Tyson Chandler gulps down some water during a time out in the first quarter against the Denver Nuggets in game one of their opening round series at the Pepsi Center in Denver on April 19, 2009. (UPI Photo/Gary C. Caskey)
A Barred Owl gulps down its prey while perched on a branch in Ontario, Canada. Barred Owls are wood owls living mostly in coniferous/deciduous forest Stock Photo
RF2AEKWAP–A Barred Owl gulps down its prey while perched on a branch in Ontario, Canada. Barred Owls are wood owls living mostly in coniferous/deciduous forest
Wild bald eagle gulps fish, tail in its beak, on the banks of the Chilkat River in Haines, Alaska. Stock Photo
RFEFEH9P–Wild bald eagle gulps fish, tail in its beak, on the banks of the Chilkat River in Haines, Alaska.
Under Water Tea Party -- Not your idea of a cup of tea perhaps but these stars in Pete Collins 'Hold Your Breath' show now touring England seem to be enjoying themselves. Part of the show consists of an underwater tea party which takes place on the stage in a tank containing 2,600 gallons of water. Tank is illuminated and has a glass front. During this act Professor 'Conky Javen and Doug Wainwright take deep gulps of breath from an oxygen pipe which enables them to stay under the water for sam Stock Photo
RM2HX5XN4–Under Water Tea Party -- Not your idea of a cup of tea perhaps but these stars in Pete Collins 'Hold Your Breath' show now touring England seem to be enjoying themselves. Part of the show consists of an underwater tea party which takes place on the stage in a tank containing 2,600 gallons of water. Tank is illuminated and has a glass front. During this act Professor 'Conky Javen and Doug Wainwright take deep gulps of breath from an oxygen pipe which enables them to stay under the water for sam
Crispy Gulps with Ham, Butter Pear and Onion Stock Photo
RMF9GCBC–Crispy Gulps with Ham, Butter Pear and Onion
Javier Sola of The Gulps performing at Weyfest Festival, Tilford, England, UK. August 20, 2022 Stock Photo
RM2JRE0Y5–Javier Sola of The Gulps performing at Weyfest Festival, Tilford, England, UK. August 20, 2022
Baked Mushroom Gulps Stock Photo
RMF9EMN6–Baked Mushroom Gulps
A female common ostrich (Struthio camelus) gulps down an uprooted green plant plucked from among dry grasses. . Tarangire National Park, Tanzania. Stock Photo
RF2AB18E3–A female common ostrich (Struthio camelus) gulps down an uprooted green plant plucked from among dry grasses. . Tarangire National Park, Tanzania.
Monty, the shire horse gulps a pint of beer outside the Raven Inn in Poulshot, Wiltshire as he begins his annual two-week holiday. Monty, a working Wadworth brewery horse, who along with his fellow dray horses Prince and Max delivers beer to Wiltshire pubs all year long. All the horses are given a pint of beer before being released into local fields for their two week holiday by the brewery, who have been employing shire horses for more than 100 years to deliver beers to local pubs. Prince, Monty and Max are three of the last remaining working shires left in the UK brewing industry. Stock Photo
RMG5BKGW–Monty, the shire horse gulps a pint of beer outside the Raven Inn in Poulshot, Wiltshire as he begins his annual two-week holiday. Monty, a working Wadworth brewery horse, who along with his fellow dray horses Prince and Max delivers beer to Wiltshire pubs all year long. All the horses are given a pint of beer before being released into local fields for their two week holiday by the brewery, who have been employing shire horses for more than 100 years to deliver beers to local pubs. Prince, Monty and Max are three of the last remaining working shires left in the UK brewing industry.
A 32 ounce 'Double Gulp' from a 7-Eleven store in New York Stock Photo
RMCPT36A–A 32 ounce 'Double Gulp' from a 7-Eleven store in New York
USA's Sonya Thomas gulps down hot dogs during the 2005 Nathan's Famous 4th of July International Hot Dog Eating Contest held in Coney Island, New York City, USA, on Monday July 4, 2005. Photo by Nicolas Khayat/ABACAPRESS.COM Stock Photo
RF2EA4GW7–USA's Sonya Thomas gulps down hot dogs during the 2005 Nathan's Famous 4th of July International Hot Dog Eating Contest held in Coney Island, New York City, USA, on Monday July 4, 2005. Photo by Nicolas Khayat/ABACAPRESS.COM
Aug 15, 2004; Amagansett, NY, USA; EXCLUSIVE!! Call for Price!! Actress KATHLEEN TURNER gulps down a shot of vodka before going onstage at The Stephen Talkhouse in Amagansett, NY to sing with her husband Jay Weiss and his band 'The Suits.' Mandatory Credit: Photo by Brendan Steele/ZUMA Press. (©) Co Stock Photo
RMCCN4Y8–Aug 15, 2004; Amagansett, NY, USA; EXCLUSIVE!! Call for Price!! Actress KATHLEEN TURNER gulps down a shot of vodka before going onstage at The Stephen Talkhouse in Amagansett, NY to sing with her husband Jay Weiss and his band 'The Suits.' Mandatory Credit: Photo by Brendan Steele/ZUMA Press. (©) Co
Tokyo, Japan. 1st Jan, 2023. A 7-11 (7 Eleven) convenience store ''konbini'' location in Meguro open on late night on New Years Day. Japanese 7-Elevens are world famous for their higher quality standards than their American counterparts and while lacking Slurpees and Big Gulps, they serve Egg Salad sandwiches, pork buns, and all sorts of ready made, ready-to-eat foods. Most restaurants in Tokyo close for the New Years holiday but most konbini remain open. 7-Eleven Japan is owned by Seven & i Holdings Co., Ltd. Credit: ZUMA Press, Inc./Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2M5YX31–Tokyo, Japan. 1st Jan, 2023. A 7-11 (7 Eleven) convenience store ''konbini'' location in Meguro open on late night on New Years Day. Japanese 7-Elevens are world famous for their higher quality standards than their American counterparts and while lacking Slurpees and Big Gulps, they serve Egg Salad sandwiches, pork buns, and all sorts of ready made, ready-to-eat foods. Most restaurants in Tokyo close for the New Years holiday but most konbini remain open. 7-Eleven Japan is owned by Seven & i Holdings Co., Ltd. Credit: ZUMA Press, Inc./Alamy Live News
SINCE THE INFLUX OF BRITISH TOURISTS ONE OF BRAZIL'S COMMONEST BIRDS THE GREAT KISKADEEA FLYCATCHER, HAS CHANGED ITS DIET FROM BEETLES AND INSECTS TO CHIPS. THIS BIRD ABOUT THE SIZE OF A STARLING, SWOOPS DOWN ON A PLATE OF CHIPS AT THE RENAISSANCE HOTEL IN SALVADOR, BRAZIL AND SWALLOWS THE FRIES WHOLE. TURNING THE CHIPS UPRIGHT IN ITS BEAK IT THEN GULPS DOWN THE TREATS LEFT BY TOURISTS LIKE A SWORD SWALLOWER. PIC MIKE WALKER, 2008 Stock Photo
RF2G4CJ23–SINCE THE INFLUX OF BRITISH TOURISTS ONE OF BRAZIL'S COMMONEST BIRDS THE GREAT KISKADEEA FLYCATCHER, HAS CHANGED ITS DIET FROM BEETLES AND INSECTS TO CHIPS. THIS BIRD ABOUT THE SIZE OF A STARLING, SWOOPS DOWN ON A PLATE OF CHIPS AT THE RENAISSANCE HOTEL IN SALVADOR, BRAZIL AND SWALLOWS THE FRIES WHOLE. TURNING THE CHIPS UPRIGHT IN ITS BEAK IT THEN GULPS DOWN THE TREATS LEFT BY TOURISTS LIKE A SWORD SWALLOWER. PIC MIKE WALKER, 2008
Lough Neagh, Northern Ireland. 07 January 2018. UK weather - whilst brighter after a severe overnight frost temperatures struggled to rise much above zero despite a sunny day. In many places the ground was white with frost all day. A mute swan gulps down some bread in the cold conditions at Lough Neagh. Credit: David Hunter/Alamy Live News. Stock Photo
RMKX52ND–Lough Neagh, Northern Ireland. 07 January 2018. UK weather - whilst brighter after a severe overnight frost temperatures struggled to rise much above zero despite a sunny day. In many places the ground was white with frost all day. A mute swan gulps down some bread in the cold conditions at Lough Neagh. Credit: David Hunter/Alamy Live News.
The rough-legged Buzzard chick gulps lemming. Arctic desert of Novaya Zemlya archipelago Stock Photo
RM2ACXPN8–The rough-legged Buzzard chick gulps lemming. Arctic desert of Novaya Zemlya archipelago
Female alcoholic sitting in her car drinking and driving as she gulps alcohol directly from the bottle, view through the front windscreen. Stock Photo
RFDF0DWY–Female alcoholic sitting in her car drinking and driving as she gulps alcohol directly from the bottle, view through the front windscreen.
A female common ostrich (Struthio camelus) gulps down an uprooted green plant plucked from among dry grasses. . Tarangire National Park, Tanzania. Stock Photo
RF2ADJ8N0–A female common ostrich (Struthio camelus) gulps down an uprooted green plant plucked from among dry grasses. . Tarangire National Park, Tanzania.
The Soup Stock Photo
RMMKMFJC–The Soup
Otter birthday Stock Photo
RMG444AA–Otter birthday
great crested grebe (Podiceps cristatus), squeaker eating a spike, which it has got from the adult, Germany, Bavaria, Lake Chiemsee Stock Photo
RMEBTCCA–great crested grebe (Podiceps cristatus), squeaker eating a spike, which it has got from the adult, Germany, Bavaria, Lake Chiemsee
Annual reports to the secretary of war1893-1901 . TOWER AND KNAPS BATTERY, BATTERY E, PENNSYLVANIA LIGHT ARTILLERY,SUMMIT OF GULPS HILL. Stock Photo
RM2ANDEX3–Annual reports to the secretary of war1893-1901 . TOWER AND KNAPS BATTERY, BATTERY E, PENNSYLVANIA LIGHT ARTILLERY,SUMMIT OF GULPS HILL.
Misgurnus fossilis, Print, Misgurnus fossilis is a species of loach in the genus Misgurnus. It is commonly known as European weatherfish or European weather loach, due to its activity patterns changing when air pressure rises or falls. If there is a sudden change in barometric pressure, the weatherfish comes to the surface and swims about excitedly. In water with a low oxygen content it gulps air, it extracts oxygen through its intestinal mucous membrane, which has a complex system of blood vessels. It feeds on thawed frozen blood worms, small fish, brine shrimp, earthworms and some vegetables Stock Photo
RF2B918AD–Misgurnus fossilis, Print, Misgurnus fossilis is a species of loach in the genus Misgurnus. It is commonly known as European weatherfish or European weather loach, due to its activity patterns changing when air pressure rises or falls. If there is a sudden change in barometric pressure, the weatherfish comes to the surface and swims about excitedly. In water with a low oxygen content it gulps air, it extracts oxygen through its intestinal mucous membrane, which has a complex system of blood vessels. It feeds on thawed frozen blood worms, small fish, brine shrimp, earthworms and some vegetables
Athletics - Norwich Union Grand Prix - Energizer Indoor Euroseries Stock Photo
RMG9JA1N–Athletics - Norwich Union Grand Prix - Energizer Indoor Euroseries
Javier Sola of The Gulps performing at Weyfest Festival, Tilford, England, UK. August 20, 2022 Stock Photo
RM2JRE084–Javier Sola of The Gulps performing at Weyfest Festival, Tilford, England, UK. August 20, 2022
Baked Mushroom Gulps Stock Photo
RMF9EMN2–Baked Mushroom Gulps
young woman is surprised to see her girlfriend drink large gulps. Stock Photo
RFJD93J7–young woman is surprised to see her girlfriend drink large gulps.
A large crocodile gulps down a big catfish, the staple of its very varied opportunistic diet. Stock Photo
RMPK1F82–A large crocodile gulps down a big catfish, the staple of its very varied opportunistic diet.
A 7-Eleven store seen in the Upper West Side neighborhood in New York Stock Photo
RMCPMG5M–A 7-Eleven store seen in the Upper West Side neighborhood in New York
Japan's world champion Takeru Kobayashi gulps down hot dogs during the 2005 Nathan's Famous 4th of July International Hot Dog Eating Contest held in Coney Island, New York City, USA, on Monday July 4, 2005. Photo by Nicolas Khayat/ABACAPRESS.COM Stock Photo
RF2EA4GPB–Japan's world champion Takeru Kobayashi gulps down hot dogs during the 2005 Nathan's Famous 4th of July International Hot Dog Eating Contest held in Coney Island, New York City, USA, on Monday July 4, 2005. Photo by Nicolas Khayat/ABACAPRESS.COM
Aug 15, 2004; Amagansett, NY, USA; EXCLUSIVE!! Call for Price!! Actress KATHLEEN TURNER gulps down a shot of vodka before going onstage at The Stephen Talkhouse in Amagansett, NY to sing with her husband Jay Weiss and his band 'The Suits.' Mandatory Credit: Photo by Brendan Steele/ZUMA Press. (©) Co Stock Photo
RMCCN4YE–Aug 15, 2004; Amagansett, NY, USA; EXCLUSIVE!! Call for Price!! Actress KATHLEEN TURNER gulps down a shot of vodka before going onstage at The Stephen Talkhouse in Amagansett, NY to sing with her husband Jay Weiss and his band 'The Suits.' Mandatory Credit: Photo by Brendan Steele/ZUMA Press. (©) Co
teenage boy drinking can of lager Stock Photo
RMB5RH4Y–teenage boy drinking can of lager
SINCE THE INFLUX OF BRITISH TOURISTS ONE OF BRAZIL'S COMMONEST BIRDS THE GREAT KISKADEEA FLYCATCHER, HAS CHANGED ITS DIET FROM BEETLES AND INSECTS TO CHIPS. THIS BIRD ABOUT THE SIZE OF A STARLING, SWOOPS DOWN ON A PLATE OF CHIPS AT THE RENAISSANCE HOTEL IN SALVADOR, BRAZIL AND SWALLOWS THE FRIES WHOLE. TURNING THE CHIPS UPRIGHT IN ITS BEAK IT THEN GULPS DOWN THE TREATS LEFT BY TOURISTS LIKE A SWORD SWALLOWER. PIC MIKE WALKER, 2008 Stock Photo
RF2G4CJ1A–SINCE THE INFLUX OF BRITISH TOURISTS ONE OF BRAZIL'S COMMONEST BIRDS THE GREAT KISKADEEA FLYCATCHER, HAS CHANGED ITS DIET FROM BEETLES AND INSECTS TO CHIPS. THIS BIRD ABOUT THE SIZE OF A STARLING, SWOOPS DOWN ON A PLATE OF CHIPS AT THE RENAISSANCE HOTEL IN SALVADOR, BRAZIL AND SWALLOWS THE FRIES WHOLE. TURNING THE CHIPS UPRIGHT IN ITS BEAK IT THEN GULPS DOWN THE TREATS LEFT BY TOURISTS LIKE A SWORD SWALLOWER. PIC MIKE WALKER, 2008
Pair of Zebra Lionfish, Dendrochirus zebra, feeding, The Maldives Stock Photo
RMDTEX6E–Pair of Zebra Lionfish, Dendrochirus zebra, feeding, The Maldives
A 7-Eleven store about to open next to a Korean deli in the Chelsea neighborhood in New York Stock Photo
RMCWTHMD–A 7-Eleven store about to open next to a Korean deli in the Chelsea neighborhood in New York
Cheese Stars Stock Photo
RMCWHC0C–Cheese Stars
Customers make Slurpees in a 7-Eleven store in the Flatiron neighborhood in New York Stock Photo
RMCNN8WB–Customers make Slurpees in a 7-Eleven store in the Flatiron neighborhood in New York
Egg Cocktail Snacks Stock Photo
RMCWH71X–Egg Cocktail Snacks
Salmon CanapÚs Stock Photo
RMAAR2CJ–Salmon CanapÚs
great crested grebe (Podiceps cristatus), squeaker eating a spike, which it has got from the adult, Germany, Bavaria, Lake Chiemsee Stock Photo
RMEBTC49–great crested grebe (Podiceps cristatus), squeaker eating a spike, which it has got from the adult, Germany, Bavaria, Lake Chiemsee
Annual reports to the secretary of war1893-1901 . TOWER AND KNAPS BATTERY, BATTERY E, PENNSYLVANIA LIGHT ARTILLERY,SUMMIT OF GULPS HILL.. Stock Photo
RM2ANDECR–Annual reports to the secretary of war1893-1901 . TOWER AND KNAPS BATTERY, BATTERY E, PENNSYLVANIA LIGHT ARTILLERY,SUMMIT OF GULPS HILL..
brown trout, river trout, brook trout (Salmo trutta fario), indigenous form from the Isen, feeds prey, Germany Stock Photo
RMGYKD45–brown trout, river trout, brook trout (Salmo trutta fario), indigenous form from the Isen, feeds prey, Germany
Misgurnus fossilis, Print, Misgurnus fossilis is a species of loach in the genus Misgurnus. It is commonly known as European weatherfish or European weather loach, due to its activity patterns changing when air pressure rises or falls. If there is a sudden change in barometric pressure, the weatherfish comes to the surface and swims about excitedly. In water with a low oxygen content it gulps air, it extracts oxygen through its intestinal mucous membrane, which has a complex system of blood vessels. It feeds on thawed frozen blood worms, small fish, brine shrimp, earthworms and some vegetables Stock Photo
RF2B918A5–Misgurnus fossilis, Print, Misgurnus fossilis is a species of loach in the genus Misgurnus. It is commonly known as European weatherfish or European weather loach, due to its activity patterns changing when air pressure rises or falls. If there is a sudden change in barometric pressure, the weatherfish comes to the surface and swims about excitedly. In water with a low oxygen content it gulps air, it extracts oxygen through its intestinal mucous membrane, which has a complex system of blood vessels. It feeds on thawed frozen blood worms, small fish, brine shrimp, earthworms and some vegetables
Javier Sola of The Gulps performing at Weyfest Festival, Tilford, England, UK. August 20, 2022 Stock Photo
RM2JRE0DM–Javier Sola of The Gulps performing at Weyfest Festival, Tilford, England, UK. August 20, 2022
Baked Mushroom Gulps Stock Photo
RMF9EMN5–Baked Mushroom Gulps
pike, northern pike (Esox lucius), juvenile feeding on a fellow, cannibalism, Germany Stock Photo
RMCNX210–pike, northern pike (Esox lucius), juvenile feeding on a fellow, cannibalism, Germany
Athletics - Norwich Union Grand Prix - Energizer Indoor Euroseries Stock Photo
RMG9JA22–Athletics - Norwich Union Grand Prix - Energizer Indoor Euroseries
great crested grebe (Podiceps cristatus), feeding a huge roach, Germany, Bavaria Stock Photo
RMDAMRNT–great crested grebe (Podiceps cristatus), feeding a huge roach, Germany, Bavaria
Japan's world champion Takeru Kobayashi gulps down hot dogs along with USA's Sonya Thomas during the 2005 Nathan's Famous 4th of July International Hot Dog Eating Contest held in Coney Island, New York City, USA, on Monday July 4, 2005. Photo by Nicolas Khayat/ABACAPRESS.COM Stock Photo
RF2EA4GW4–Japan's world champion Takeru Kobayashi gulps down hot dogs along with USA's Sonya Thomas during the 2005 Nathan's Famous 4th of July International Hot Dog Eating Contest held in Coney Island, New York City, USA, on Monday July 4, 2005. Photo by Nicolas Khayat/ABACAPRESS.COM
Aug 15, 2004; Amagansett, NY, USA; EXCLUSIVE!! Call for Price!! Actress KATHLEEN TURNER gulps down a shot of vodka before going onstage at The Stephen Talkhouse in Amagansett, NY to sing with her husband Jay Weiss and his band 'The Suits.' Mandatory Credit: Photo by Brendan Steele/ZUMA Press. (©) Co Stock Photo
RMCCN4YD–Aug 15, 2004; Amagansett, NY, USA; EXCLUSIVE!! Call for Price!! Actress KATHLEEN TURNER gulps down a shot of vodka before going onstage at The Stephen Talkhouse in Amagansett, NY to sing with her husband Jay Weiss and his band 'The Suits.' Mandatory Credit: Photo by Brendan Steele/ZUMA Press. (©) Co
pike, northern pike (Esox lucius), feeding on a chub, Germany Stock Photo
RMCNX1XG–pike, northern pike (Esox lucius), feeding on a chub, Germany
SINCE THE INFLUX OF BRITISH TOURISTS ONE OF BRAZIL'S COMMONEST BIRDS THE GREAT KISKADEEA FLYCATCHER, HAS CHANGED ITS DIET FROM BEETLES AND INSECTS TO CHIPS. THIS BIRD ABOUT THE SIZE OF A STARLING, SWOOPS DOWN ON A PLATE OF CHIPS AT THE RENAISSANCE HOTEL IN SALVADOR, BRAZIL AND SWALLOWS THE FRIES WHOLE. TURNING THE CHIPS UPRIGHT IN ITS BEAK IT THEN GULPS DOWN THE TREATS LEFT BY TOURISTS LIKE A SWORD SWALLOWER. PIC MIKE WALKER, 2008 Stock Photo
RF2G4CJ25–SINCE THE INFLUX OF BRITISH TOURISTS ONE OF BRAZIL'S COMMONEST BIRDS THE GREAT KISKADEEA FLYCATCHER, HAS CHANGED ITS DIET FROM BEETLES AND INSECTS TO CHIPS. THIS BIRD ABOUT THE SIZE OF A STARLING, SWOOPS DOWN ON A PLATE OF CHIPS AT THE RENAISSANCE HOTEL IN SALVADOR, BRAZIL AND SWALLOWS THE FRIES WHOLE. TURNING THE CHIPS UPRIGHT IN ITS BEAK IT THEN GULPS DOWN THE TREATS LEFT BY TOURISTS LIKE A SWORD SWALLOWER. PIC MIKE WALKER, 2008
group of teenage boys opening cans of beer Stock Photo
RMB5FCPW–group of teenage boys opening cans of beer
Pickled Onions Stock Photo
RMCWHYYR–Pickled Onions
Anhinga eating fish Stock Photo
RMBBA485–Anhinga eating fish
A 7-Eleven store in the Flatiron neighborhood in New York Stock Photo
RMCNN8W2–A 7-Eleven store in the Flatiron neighborhood in New York
Teenage boy guzzles two energy drinks Stock Photo
RMEC1REP–Teenage boy guzzles two energy drinks
Salmon CanapÚs Stock Photo
RMAAR2DR–Salmon CanapÚs
Walking adult fox, Fox cab. Two baby foxes playing on grass. Isolated Illustration on white background. Stock Photo
RMD8BBT3–Walking adult fox, Fox cab. Two baby foxes playing on grass. Isolated Illustration on white background.
Pennsylvania at Gettysburg : ceremonies at the dedication of the monuments erected by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to Major General George GMeade, Major General Winfield SHancock, Major General John FReynolds and to mark the positions of the Pennsylvania commands engaged in the battle . s painted in vivid colors its scenesand incidents until the Seminary and the Cemetery, Gulps Hill and theRound Tops, the Peach Orchard, Devils Den and Wheat-field seem asfamiliar as places of interest around our immediate homes. There wereeighty-four organizations of Pennsylvania Volunteers—infantry, cavalr Stock Photo
RM2ANA00J–Pennsylvania at Gettysburg : ceremonies at the dedication of the monuments erected by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to Major General George GMeade, Major General Winfield SHancock, Major General John FReynolds and to mark the positions of the Pennsylvania commands engaged in the battle . s painted in vivid colors its scenesand incidents until the Seminary and the Cemetery, Gulps Hill and theRound Tops, the Peach Orchard, Devils Den and Wheat-field seem asfamiliar as places of interest around our immediate homes. There wereeighty-four organizations of Pennsylvania Volunteers—infantry, cavalr
Large carp gulp air at the surface of a warm murky lake. Bodiam, Sussex, UK. Stock Photo
RFW79BK3–Large carp gulp air at the surface of a warm murky lake. Bodiam, Sussex, UK.
small cute Jack Russell Terrier dog eats a bone with meat and chews outdoor Stock Photo
RF2AW998B–small cute Jack Russell Terrier dog eats a bone with meat and chews outdoor
. Homes without hands : being a description of the habitations of animals, classed according to their principle of construction . Animals. 78 HOMES WITHOUT HAND^. ter, splashes furiously for a few seconds, emerges with a small fish in its mouth, and then returns to land. Sometimes it seeks again the perch from which it descended, and then, throwing in the air the fish, which has all the while been held across the beak, catches it dextrously head downward, swallows it with a few eager gulps, and then looks out for another victim. Some-. Eingfisher. times it darts with lightning spped along the Stock Photo
RMPFYH0G–. Homes without hands : being a description of the habitations of animals, classed according to their principle of construction . Animals. 78 HOMES WITHOUT HAND^. ter, splashes furiously for a few seconds, emerges with a small fish in its mouth, and then returns to land. Sometimes it seeks again the perch from which it descended, and then, throwing in the air the fish, which has all the while been held across the beak, catches it dextrously head downward, swallows it with a few eager gulps, and then looks out for another victim. Some-. Eingfisher. times it darts with lightning spped along the
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