Animal Blood Collection

A Leopard (Panthera pardus) eating a warthog in the Msai Mara National Reserve, Kenya, East Africa, Africa

Flea
Antique 19th-century engraving of a flea (isolated on white)

Common Raven (Corvus corax) eating dead rabbit, close-up

Earless Seal, marine mammal with object on nose and blood on neck

Discarded bloody body of woolly mammoth in pool

Illustration of small Hypsilophodon looking up at Tyrannosaurus Rex tearing at skin and organs of dead dinosaur as herd of green bipedal dinosaurs escape in distance

Illustration of Bottlenose Dolphin killing a Whitetip Reef Shark by ramming the sharks soft belly with its snout

Frog blood, light micrograph. Unlike mammalian erythrocytes (red blood cells) mature frog erythrocytes retain their nuclei (black dots). Also seen are a few white blood cells (brown dots)

Fish blood, light micrograph. Unlike mammalian erythrocytes (red blood cells) mature fish erythrocytes retain their nuclei (black dots). Also seen are a few white blood cells (brown dots)

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"Nature's Carnage: A Glimpse into the World of Animal Blood" Witnessing the raw power of nature, a Leopard (Panthera pardus) feasts on a warthog in the Msai Mara National Reserve, Kenya. In the heart of East Africa's Msai Mara National Reserve, a majestic Leopard (Panthera pardus) prowls with an air of dominance. Even tiny creatures like fleas play their part in the intricate web of life, surviving by feeding on animal blood. Nyag atom men skillfully draw blood from a steer as they carry out ancient traditions and rituals. The Earless Seal stands adorned with an object on its nose and traces of blood on its neck—a testament to survival in harsh marine environments. Remnants from prehistoric times emerge as we stumble upon the discarded bloody body of a woolly mammoth submerged in a pool. An awe-inspiring illustration captures the moment when Tyrannosaurus Rex tears at the skin and organs of another dinosaur while green bipedal dinosaurs flee for safety in the distance. Nature's battles unfold beneath tranquil waters as a Bottlenose Dolphin strategically defeats a Whitetip Reef Shark by ramming its vulnerable belly with precision using its snout. Amidst scavenging ravens, witness an up-close encounter where Common Raven (Corvus corax) indulges in devouring a dead rabbit—an essential reminder that death sustains life in nature's cycle. Peering through microscopic lenses reveals mesmerizing patterns within frog blood—a light micrograph showcasing nature's intricacies even at such minute levels.