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RFJ2MW01–View of glade, grass and part of trunk a living organism in middle part at Rila mountain toward Maliovitza peak, Bulgaria
RMM98XRW–The Giant Sequoia is both the largest tree species and the largest living organism on Earth. Sequoia National Park is home to thousands of these trees.
RF2DXPBEN–Rhizocarpons or map lichens are considered the oldest living organism on Earth, age-estimated at 8,600 years. Specimen from Finland
RFKPEB4A–Bristlecone pine (Pinus longaeva) in Great Basin National Park Nevada. Oldest known non-clonal organism on earth.
RM2H7K9GY–Quaking Aspen Grove 'Pando Clone', also known as Trembling Giant, clonal colony on an individual male quaking aspen, Utah.
RMM982X0–Engraving of Seahorse (also sea-horse and sea horse) and pipefish (Pipefishes or pipe-fishes (Syngnathinae)
RMWWBB61–An Icelandic cyprine clam, Arctica islandica, found in the English Channel. The Icelandic cyprine is one of the longest living organisms on Earth wit
RFPA58P9–Aspen trees and autumn color along Kebler Pass in West Elk Mountains near Crested Butte, Colorado.
RF2AXW1H1–Striated babbler, Turdoides earlei, Maguri Beel, Southeast of Dibru Saikhowa National Park, Tinsukia district, Upper Assam, India
RM2C65YP4–This deep sea amphipod genus is particularly renowned for its house-building. This transparent organism feeds upon free-living, planktonic sea squirts and salps.
RM2D999XC–Great Basin bristlecone pine (Pinus longaeva), on ridge of Spectra Point. The oldest living organism, living for thousands of years, Cedar Breaks N
RFW7XW6P–Polypore aka bracket fungi, or shelf fungi, growing on tree stump at Denny Creek Trail to Melakwa Lake, North Cascades, Washington state, USA
RF2DHB2C5–Rhizocarpons or map lichens are considered the oldest living organism on Earth, age-estimated at 8,600 years. Specimen from Finland
RFKPEA48–Bristlecone pine (Pinus longaeva) in Great Basin National Park Nevada. Oldest known non-clonal organism on earth.
RM2DF6BNA–Bioerosion of a calcareous rock for bivalve mollusks. Bioerosion is a chemical process caused by living organisms. The sample comes from Portitxol,
RM2HJPTHE–Quaking Aspen Grove 'Pando Clone', Aspen Regeneration Project, also known as Trembling Giant, clonal colony of an individual male quaking aspen.
RMWWBCYT–An Icelandic cyprine clam, Arctica islandica, found in the English Channel. The Icelandic cyprine is one of the longest living organisms on Earth wit
RFW78ATE–Nature photograph of lichen colonising it`s geological host of stone and rock, showing random pattern, texture, shape, with a subtle colour pallette i
RFPA58NK–Aspen trees and autumn color along Kebler Pass in West Elk Mountains near Crested Butte, Colorado.
RFFPR6Y1–Detail of an encrusting sponge growing on a reef in Komodo National Park, Indonesia. This tropical region in Indonesia is known
RFJ1J2WJ–View of glade, grass and part of trunk a living organism in middle part at Rila mountain toward Maliovitza peak, Bulgaria
![Squat Lobster (Munidopsis serricornis) is one of the few species that live anongst living branches of the stone coral (Lophelia pertusa). Trondheimfjord, North Atlantic Ocean, Norway [size of single organism: 9 cm] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2C65YNW/squat-lobster-munidopsis-serricornis-is-one-of-the-few-species-that-live-anongst-living-branches-of-the-stone-coral-lophelia-pertusa-trondheimfjord-north-atlantic-ocean-norway-size-of-single-organism-9-cm-2C65YNW.jpg "Squat Lobster (Munidopsis serricornis) is one of the few species that live anongst living branches of the stone coral (Lophelia pertusa). Trondheimfjord, North Atlantic Ocean, Norway [size of single organism: 9 cm] Stock Photo")
RM2C65YNW–Squat Lobster (Munidopsis serricornis) is one of the few species that live anongst living branches of the stone coral (Lophelia pertusa). Trondheimfjord, North Atlantic Ocean, Norway [size of single organism: 9 cm]
RFW7XWHA–Polypore aka bracket fungi, or shelf fungi, growing on tree stump at Denny Creek Trail to Melakwa Lake, North Cascades, Washington state, USA
RF2DXPC07–Rhizocarpons or map lichens are considered the oldest living organism on Earth, age-estimated at 8,600 years. Specimen from Finland
RFH0C1MK–Fuerteventura, Canary Islands, North Africa, Spain: a decorated window in the alleys of the little fishing village of El Cotillo
RFKPE9PR–Bristlecone pine (Pinus longaeva) in Great Basin National Park Nevada. Oldest known non-clonal organism on earth.
RM2DF6BKM–Bioerosion of a calcareous rock for mollusks and polychaete worms. Bioerosion is a chemical process caused by living organisms. The sample comes from
RM2H7K9GH–Quaking Aspen Grove 'Pando Clone', also know as Trembling Giant, Clonal colony of an individual male quaking aspen, Utah.
RMCEMJ8J–The General Sherman tree is the largest living organism in terms of bulk, Sequoia National Park, California
RMWWBBW6–An Icelandic cyprine clam, Arctica islandica, found in the English Channel. The Icelandic cyprine is one of the longest living organisms on Earth wit
RFW1F867–Sequoia trees are the longest living organism on the planet with some being over 2000 years old. Late Spring at Sequoia National Park at 7000 feet abo
RFPA58PC–Aspen trees and autumn color along Kebler Pass in West Elk Mountains near Crested Butte, Colorado.
RF2H3PDNN–Common Greenshield Lichen (Flavoparmelia caperata) growing on a pine tree. Composite organisms unrelated to plants that are found worldwide.
RFW7XWDH–Polypore aka bracket fungi, or shelf fungi, growing on tree stump at Denny Creek Trail to Melakwa Lake, North Cascades, Washington state, USA
RF2B7M91A–Rhizocarpons or map lichens are considered the oldest living organism on Earth, age-estimated at 8,600 years. Specimen from Finland
RFKPEA0D–Bristlecone pine (Pinus longaeva) in Great Basin National Park Nevada. Oldest known non-clonal organism on earth
RMWWBCRF–An Icelandic cyprine clam, Arctica islandica, found in the English Channel. The Icelandic cyprine is one of the longest living organisms on Earth wit
RF2GXYX1T–Typical Catalan architecture house built in stone and brick with a wall and hanging plants. Obelisk of the same construction material as the house.
RFPA58NY–Aspen trees and autumn color along Kebler Pass in West Elk Mountains near Crested Butte, Colorado.
RF2GEG9N6–OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA - Close-up of the yellow flower on a black-eyed susan plant growing in a meadow.
RF2B7T9BK–Rhizocarpons or map lichens are considered the oldest living organism on Earth, age-estimated at 8,600 years. Specimen from Finland
RFKCW1EJ–Extreme Close-Up Of Beech Woodwart Fungi Hypoxylon Fragiforme Surrounded By Green Moss And Mould
RFKPE9WM–Bristlecone pine (Pinus longaeva) in Great Basin National Park Nevada. Oldest known non-clonal organism on earth
RMWWBC72–An Icelandic cyprine clam, Arctica islandica, found in the English Channel. The Icelandic cyprine is one of the longest living organisms on Earth wit
RF2GXYX22–Construction of stone wall and fireplace with hanging plants. Natural morning light, sky with clouds.
RFPA58P4–Aspen trees and autumn color along Kebler Pass in West Elk Mountains near Crested Butte, Colorado.
RF2GE53PG–OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA - Close-up of a monarch butterfly drinking water from the sand on a beach on the Ottawa River
