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Coral Trout. The Coral Trout is a predatory fish inhabiting the Western pacific ocean. They are often a beautiful orange or red, with blue spots. Photographed at the Cairns Aquarium.

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Sailfin Tang. These coral reef fish are found in the Indian and Pacific oceans. The dorsal fin can be raised in an impressive display, hence the name sailfin tang. Photographed at the Cairns Aquarium.

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Bee world. A honeybee gets covered in pollen while visiting sunflowers for pollen and nectar.

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Working bee. A busy bee visits a sunflower for pollen and nectar.

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I think sunflowers look so cheerful, it is no wonder that Vincent van Gogh did a series of paintings of them.

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This spot has become very popular for people to balance stones on top of each other into towers, just for fun. The spot is between Ellis beach and Wangetti beach on the Captain Cook highway, North Queensland, Australia

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A Veiled chameleon - i like this photo because both the eye and the nails are in focus.

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Lionfish on the coral reef in Turks and Caicos, at 90' depth

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The amazing pleated round leaves of the fan palm Licuala cordata. I took this photo from an angle which I liked - the leaves are not arranged. Photographed in the conservatory at the Cairns Botanic Gardens in Australia.

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Lady palm or Rhapis palm, Rhapis excelsa. Rain droplets on the frond of a Lady palm. Cairns, Australia.

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Carlos Román Ruíz Basulto Hola, en esta foto utilicé 2 luces, una en la parte de atrás a 1/64 potencia, la otra era un foco de 11W, en picada. Ha esta ultima le hice una campana con aluminio y cartón para dirigir mejor la luz.

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Swimming Lionfish. I was lucky to be panning the camera at the same speed as this Lion Fish swam past at the Cairns aquarium in Australia.

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The fronds of beautiful tree ferns at Lake Barrine on the Atherton Tablelands in Australia. Each frond is about two to three metres long. The botanical name is Cyathea cooperi.

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Blue water lily flower at the Cairns Botanical Gardens in Australia. The species is probably Nymphaea caerulea or a cultivar of this species.

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The head of this crocodile in a pond just looks like a log or rock covered in duckweed until you spot the eye looking at you.

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Crocodiles have a disconcerting habit of silently popping up out of nowhere, and usually too close for comfort.

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The Masked Owl is closely related to the Barn Owl.

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Freshwater crocodile at Hartleys Crocodile Adventures. When its hot, crocodiles can open their mouths which helps to cool them down, or go into the water, or both. Freshwater crocodiles eat mostly fish and generally leave people alone.

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Posing Boa Constrictor showing of its beautiful pattern.

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A Cleaner Wrasse takes a rest in the mouth of a huge Flowery Cod at the Cairns aquarium.

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Mandarinfish would have to be one of the most colourful fish in the world. They live in coral reefs in the Pacific ocean.

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A Mandarinfish at the Cairns Aquarium shows of its gorgeous colours and pattern, against a backdrop of white coral.

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A hawkfish takes a little rest in a soft coral at the Cairns aquarium.

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A macro photo of the waving tentacles of a blue bioluminescent coral. These corals usually live in deeper waters, and glow of their own accord.

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