Wildlife Spottings | Project Noah

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Spotting

by Thomas skinner photographySan Diego, California, USA

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Laughing Gull

by tehrlickFort Lauderdale, Florida, USA

Near Shorelines

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Spotting

by kittenpukeVentura, California, USA

flattened rear paddles

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Spotting

by KatieAshton-Mckenzie2488, New South Wales, Australia

Ocean

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Spotting

by KatieAshton-Mckenzie2488, New South Wales, Australia

Ocean

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Common Dolphin

by BrynnHendricksSchmidtOrange, California, USA

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Hermit crab

by naturalezamoralesMexico

Crab

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Great black-back full

by hcopplestoneKansas, USA

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Sea Gull

by hcopplestoneMassachusetts, USA

Shoreline

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Ocean Sunfish

by azchipkaFlorida, USA

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Loggerhead Turtle

by MichaelProffittMelbourne, Florida, USA

Probably a female laying eggs.

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Dolphins

by JohnEhrenfeldL.A., California, USA

Dolphins feeding at sunset.

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Brown Pelican

by JacobAlexanderSan Diego, California, USA

Beach;ocean

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Spotting

by JackAllinSan Francisco, California, USA

Jellyfish

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Coastal brown bear

by Thomas skinner photographyAlaska, USA

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Sea Urchin

by BlueFernsMonterey, California, USA

Small little fella

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Whale shark

by atty.danMasbate, Masbate, Philippines

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Humpback Whale

by KatieAshton-MckenzieNSW, Australia

Very big

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Lightening Whelk egg case

by MaggieNoelFlorida, USA

Long curly snail egg case

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Forster's Tern

by kandrewsfanMaryland, USA

Spotted by a bay in Ocean City, Maryland

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West Coast Sea Nettle

by SheaEckertBaltimore, Maryland, USA

Gotta love those jellies <3

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Spotting

by JamieSimonFlorida, USA

Small, clam-like in shape, buries itself in sand with tongue

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jellyfish

by lbikossHilton Head Island, South Carolina, USA

Subject found along the inlet area between the atlantic

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Dungeness Crab

by TomBecherBandon, Oregon, USA

Juvenile crab crawling back into the ocean.

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Jellyfish

by snugglyjrOmaha, Nebraska, USA

These are the Jellyfish at the Henry Doorly Zoo.

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California sea lions

by NenahBMonterey, California, USA

Rocky shores

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Red abalone

by BlueFernsMonterey, California, USA

An empty shell of the very delicious Sea Snail Abalone

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Spotting

by lbikossCartago, Costa Rica

Costa Rican iguana found on the western side of the country by the Pacific ...

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Seal

by lilip2020Santa Barbara, California, USA

Dead seal

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Horned Ghost Crab

by NotZilaArth

Beach area

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Bamboo Lobster

by KhathoubEllaidhoo, Maldives

Spotted in Maldives

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Bluehead

by mowills26Turks and Caicos Islands

Lots of these

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Little egret

by snaphappy84Plymouth, England, United Kingdom

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Osprey

by kandrewsfanMaryland, USA

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Moray Eel

by Sk31943Honolulu, Hawaii, USA

Swimming around in reef

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Horsetail, Snake Grass, Puzzlegrass

by TrishPeakeOregon, USA

spiky upright plant

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Dart

by KatieAshton-MckenzieNew South Wales, Australia

Pretty

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Great Blue heron

by palomarcedarsBaja California, Mexico

Found this bird in Baja California Mexico.

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Gulls

by JohnButchkoAtlantic City, New Jersey, USA

Near the ocean...

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Western Gull

by TrishPeakeOregon, USA

grey and white , yellow bill

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Giant Green Anemone

by TomBecherBandon, Oregon, USA

Found many of this species at low tide in tidepools.

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Pelican

by HeatherDetertCabo San Lucas, Mexico

Pelicans above and in the Sea of Cortez

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Brant

by mauna KunzahNYC, New York, USA

Medium-sized waterfowl with a gray belly.

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Rugosa Rose

by WildlifeEarthMaine, USA

Found in Bar Harbor, Maine - Acadia National Park - Atlantic

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Soft shelled clam

by BlueFernsMonterey, California, USA

This guy was actually empty when i found him, although both sections were still ...

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Keyhole limpet

by BlueFernsMonterey, California, USA

This is an empty version of a very common shell belonging to the snail family ...

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Yellow Sea Urchin

by BlueFernsMonterey, California, USA

Amazingly stonrg spikes, and come in an array of colors and shapes. The one ...

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orange cup coral

by BlueFernsMonterey, California, USA

These guys were closed up, but are "furry" when opened. I found them in a ...