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RF2G4EBB0–A shorttail stingray (Bathytoshia brevicaudata) from below with the water surface visible in the background
RMKXJWEH–short-tail stingray or smooth stingray and scuba diver with seaweed, Dasyatis brevicaudata, False bay, Simons Town, South Africa, Indian Ocean
RMB3YW0T–zoology / animals, fish, sharks, Shorttail nurse shark, (Ginglymostoma brevicaudatum Djibouti), resting under corals, distributi
RF2WRD5HX–Underwater photo of a tawny nurse shark lying on coral reef in clear water Shorttail nurse shark swimming in an aquarium. These small sharks are found
RM2AM32X3–Van Nostrand's engineering magazine . m impeded deflections. In certain mechanical structures, as,for instance, in swing bridges with shorttail ends, the action of high winds maystop or impede their motion withoutactually producing any dangerous amountof damage. High timber stagings, owing to theirlightness and the broad surface presentedby their planks, are exposed to considerablerisks of damage by wind. An excellentmethod for strengthening them wasadopted at the Chaumont viaduct, whichis 164 feet high, and has three tiers of arches, each of which was provided witha temporary platform for the
RM2GN2CT8–Short-tail stingray (Dasyatis brevicaudata), and scuba diver. The largest of all stingrays; may weigh more than 350 kgs.
RM2GN2836–Short-tail stingray (Dasyatis brevicaudata), and diver. The largest of all stingrays; may weigh more than 350 kgs. Not an aggressive animal, but will
RMKXJWEW–short-tail stingray or smooth stingray and scuba diver with seaweed, Dasyatis brevicaudata, False bay, Simons Town, South Africa, Indian Ocean
RMB3YW0Y–zoology / animals, fish, sharks, Shorttail nurse shark, (Ginglymostoma brevicaudatum Djibouti), resting under corals, distributi
RMBH0KR8–Shorttail Stingray, Dasyatis breicaudata, with whitetounge jacks, Uraspis helvola, Neptune Islands, South Australia, Australia.
RF2KEKJAN–Stoat (Mustela erminea) watching from a tree hole at a meadow´s edge near Hankensbüttel, Germany
RF2WRD5MD–Underwater photo of a tawny nurse shark lying on coral reef in clear water Shorttail nurse shark swimming in an aquarium. These small sharks are found
RM2AFJDM6–. The American educator; completely remodelled and rewritten from original text of the New practical reference library, with new plans and additional material. e, an animal of the giraffefamily. Its drooping hind quarters, shorttail and shape of head are like the giraffes,but its neck and legs are shorter than thoseof the latter animal. Except the front andsides of the face, which are yellowish-white,and the legs, which are alternately barredwith black and white, the animal is a warmpurple, touched with sepia. Protected withthis coat, it cannot be distinguished at adistance of twenty paces fro
RMBH9TWE–Stoat / Ermine (Mustela erminea) in winter coat hiding behind tree trunks in the snow in winter
RF2WRD5JG–Underwater photo of a tawny nurse shark lying on coral reef in clear water Shorttail nurse shark swimming in an aquarium. These small sharks are found
RM2AKM1HK–Natural history of animals; . Fig. 90. — Prairie Do; 6 VERTEBRATES: MAMMALS. ing; hence its name. It lives in burrows, and largenumbers are found together, forming communitiescalled dog towns. Before each hole is a little hill ofearth, upon which the Prairie Dog sits on the lookoutfor intruders. At the slightest alarm it dives into itshole, but soon reappears. Their holes are also the homeof the Burrowing Owls and Rattlesnakes. The Pocket Gopher, Pouched Rat, or Geomys, of theprairies of the Western States, is nine or ten incheslong, with large front teeth, strong fore feet, and a shorttail.
RF2WRD5HN–Underwater photo of a tawny nurse shark lying on coral reef in clear water Shorttail nurse shark swimming in an aquarium. These small sharks are found
RM2AKM1A5–Natural history of animals; . Fig. 90. — Prairie Do; 6 VERTEBRATES: MAMMALS. ing; hence its name. It lives in burrows, and largenumbers are found together, forming communitiescalled dog towns. Before each hole is a little hill ofearth, upon which the Prairie Dog sits on the lookoutfor intruders. At the slightest alarm it dives into itshole, but soon reappears. Their holes are also the homeof the Burrowing Owls and Rattlesnakes. The Pocket Gopher, Pouched Rat, or Geomys, of theprairies of the Western States, is nine or ten incheslong, with large front teeth, strong fore feet, and a shorttail.
RF2WRD57R–Underwater photo of a tawny nurse shark lying on coral reef in clear water Shorttail nurse shark swimming in an aquarium. These small sharks are found
RM2CNGK48–. The game animals of Africa . the steinbok.The ears, which are large, are thinly coveredwith sparse and mostly whitish hairs. The shorttail is coloured like the back above and whitebelow ; while the under-parts and limbs resemble those of the steinbokin colouring. The horns are very short and conical. This steinbok is, as we have seen, typically from Nyasaland (in-cluding northern Rhodesia), whence it extends into Barotsiland. Southof the Zambesi it is represented in the north-eastern Transvaal byRhapJiiceros sJiarpei colonictcs, a local race described by Messrs. Thomasand Schwann on p. 584 o
RF2WRD5HT–Shark fin. Underwater photo of a tawny nurse shark lying on coral reef in clear water Shorttail nurse shark swimming in an aquarium. These small shark
RF2WRD5ME–Shark gills. Underwater photo of a tawny nurse shark lying on coral reef in clear water Shorttail nurse shark swimming in an aquarium. These small sha
RF2WRD5J4–Shark tail. Underwater photo of a tawny nurse shark lying on coral reef in clear water Shorttail nurse shark swimming in an aquarium. These small shar
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