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X-ray image of a human knee laterally

X-ray image of a human knee laterally

Cute Australian shepherd dog looking laterally

Cute Australian shepherd dog looking laterally

A vulture is on a twisted branch of a tree.

A vulture is on a twisted branch of a tree.

Knee pain

Candle with flame blowing

Candle with flame blowing

Wave Breaking at Sea

Wave Breaking at Sea

Brown satin rabbit

Brown satin rabbit

Adult fox terrier dog standing on white background

Adult fox terrier dog standing on white background

Eurasier dog lying on white background

Eurasier dog lying on white background

Ocean sunfish on the surface of the water

Ocean sunfish on the surface of the water

Three border collie puppies running in a stubblefield

Three border collie puppies running in a stubblefield

Brown satin rabbit

Brown satin rabbit

Dory (fish)

Heath Fritillary

Heath Fritillary

Man doing Double arm side or lateral raises exercise. Raise both arms

Man doing Double arm side or lateral raises exercise. Raise both arms

Dewy small pearl-bordered fritillary on a flower. Dewy small pearl-bordered fritillary on a flower.

The ringed snake on a sandy wood road. The ringed snake on a sandy wood road.

The small pearl-bordered fritillary (Boloria selene).

Platax or batfish

Buzzard - wild bird on the Alb in Germany

Heath Fritillary

Dewy morning, water drops and the heath fritillary.

Buzzard - wild bird on the Alb in Germany

White-Faced or Capuchin Monkey CR

Capuchins have the most versatile diet of New World monkeys. Aside from resting, almost all of their time is spent traveling and foraging, beginning at daybreak and moving until they stop for the night. They forage from the forest floor up to the canopy, and the troop can spread far out laterally as well as they forage. When it is available, they will travel to a spring or other sources to drink water. Because they keep a diverse diet, their actions strongly affect the vegetative populations in their habitats. They may do this by dispersing seeds of some species, pruning others, which stimulates branching, and eating insects that would otherwise damage the plants. In other cases, their determined actions have negative effects. For example, while eating the ant colonies that live inside acacia trees, capuchins can destroy the plants to get to the ants. Capuchins have the most versatile diet of New World monkeys. Aside from resting, almost all of their time is spent traveling and foraging, beginning at daybreak and moving until they stop for the night. They forage from the forest floor up to the canopy, and the troop can spread far out laterally as well as they forage. When it is available, they will travel to a spring or other sources to drink water. Because they keep a diverse diet, their actions strongly affect the vegetative populations in their habitats. They may do this by dispersing seeds of some species, pruning others, which stimulates branching, and eating insects that would otherwise damage the plants. In other cases, their determined actions have negative effects. For example, while eating the ant colonies that live inside acacia trees, capuchins can destroy the plants to get to the ants.

Buzzard - wild bird on the Alb in Germany

A part of a church divided laterally from the nave by a row of pillars or columns. A part of a church divided laterally from the nave by a row of pillars or columns.

Close up of a swan

Close up of a swan on a lake

Lateral Foot X-ray

X-ray of human foot taken laterally from the side. Desaturated color image. X-ray of human foot taken laterally from the side. Desaturated color image.

Praying mantis, phyllocrania paradoxa, also known as ghost mantis

Praying mantis, hierodula membranacea waiting for food

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