Crawl Collection (page 3)

Two toddlers on a greetings card
Two toddlers (one black, one white) on a greetings card. Date: circa 1890s

Illustration by Cecil Aldin, The Great Adventure. Pat follows her pet terrier Tatters through a hole in the roots of an old oak tree. Date: 1921

Hullo, Mummy, by Muriel Dawson. Date: 1927

The Water Crawl Widgeon by Heath Robinson
The " Water Crawl" Widgeon - bluffing device on the Norfolk jungle. Another mind-boggling idea from the inventive mind of William Heath Robinson

Indigo Snake (Drymarchon corais) drinking at south Texas pond

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Elegant Cyerce Slug. Date:

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Cryptic Phyllodesmium Nudibranch. Date:

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Blue Velvet Headshield Slug. Date:

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Red-lined Flabellina Nudibranch. Date:

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Dragonfish Sea Cucumber with extended papillae on black sand. Date:

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Ceylon Gymnodoris Nudibranch. Date:

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Black-rayed Phyllidia Nudibranch. Date:

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Dusky Nudibranch. Date:

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Royal Hypseldoris Nudibranch. Date:

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Dusky Nembrotha Nudibranch feeding on sea squirts. Date:

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Purple-lined Nembrotha Nudibranch. Date:

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Willey's Halgerda Nudibranch. Date:

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WIllan's Nudibranch. Date:

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Aeolid Nudibranch crawling on black sand. Date:

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Aeolid Nudibranch crawling on black sand. Date:

FILM: NOAHs ARK, 1928. Still from the 1928 motion picture Noahs Ark

Allegorical cartoon which the personifications of Truth and Time reveal the nest where the pope hatching all kinds of conspiracies in the form of monsters

Landscape with fisherman on bridge, Johannes Christiaan Janson, 1778 - 1823

Aristotle and Phyllis, Anonymous, G. Congiet, Monogrammists (16e eeuw), 1588 - 1592

WORLD WAR I: BATTLEFIELD. A raiding party of French infantrymen crawling through barbed wire during World War I

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Spotted-foot Plocamopherus Nudibranch Date:

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Briareum Phyllodesmium Nudibranch Date:

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Pair of Painted Hypselodoris Nudibranches Date:

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Reticulated Chromodoris Nudibranch Date:

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Anne's Chromodoris Nudibranch Date:

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Schmeltz Discodoris Nudibranch Date:

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Bumpy Mexichromis Nudibranch TK3 dive site, Lembeh Straits, Sulawesi, Indonesia. Bumpy Mexichromis Nudibranch

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Pair of Black-margined Glossodoris Nudibranchs Serena Besar dive site, Lembeh Straits, Sulawesi, Indonesia. Pair of Black-margined Glossodoris Nudibranchs

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Aeolid Nudibranch crawling on black sand TK3 dive site, Lembeh Straits, Sulawesi, Indonesia. Aeolid Nudibranch

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Pair of Gabriela's Tambja Nudibranch mating Bianca dive site, Lembeh Straits, Sulawesi, Indonesia. Pair of Gabriela's Tambja Nudibranch

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Dragonet on black sand displaying fin Aer Bajo dive site, Lembeh Straits, Sulawesi, Indonesia. Dragonet

Comic Postcard - Missing out on a drink
Guide: " We are now passing the Oldest Pub in England" (Chorus): " What For?" !! Comic Postcard - A Charabanc Tour Guide proves unpopular with his party as they pass by the Oldest

Spinning cotton with self-acting mules of type devised by Richard Roberts (1825). These could be powered by water wheel or steam engine and power transferred to machines through belt-and-shafting

Cotton manufacture: mule spinning. Note boy on right employed to crawl under threads & sweep up. Self-acting mule of type devised by Richard Roberts 1825. Roof of building supported by iron trusses

Snail

Snail

A fifteen day old cream coloured kitten that is trying to crawl

Front / overhead view of a a captive Chilean Rose Tarantula (Grammostola rosea) in
Front/overhead view of a a captive Chilean Rose Tarantula (Grammostola rosea) in a special glass tank filled with ground cover and tree branch

A brown tarantula

Snail, Mammoth Dome Sink Trail, Mammoth Cave National Park, Kentucky, KY, USA

Snail, Turnhole Bend Trail, Mammoth Cave National Park, Kentucky, KY, USA

Harvestman - UK
DOW-465 Harvestman - UK Phalangium opilio Steve Downer contact details: prints@ardea.com tel: +44 (0) 20 8318 1401

Emperor Moth - larva on hawthorn - UK
DAC-414 Emperor Moth - larva on hawthorn UK Saturnia pavonia David Chapman contact details: prints@ardea.com tel: +44 (0) 20 8318 1401

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"Crawl: A Journey of Resilience and Exploration" Witness the awe-inspiring sight of baby sea turtles as they bravely crawl towards the vast expanse of the sea, symbolizing their remarkable journey to survival in El-Mansouri village's seashore. Embark on an extraordinary adventure deep within Kingsdale master cave in Yorkshire Dales, UK, where a fearless caver fearlessly crawls through narrow passages, unraveling hidden wonders beneath the surface. The M1 motorway at Loughborough stands witness to traffic congestion caused by an overwhelming volume of vehicles; amidst this chaos, a plane gracefully descends to land at East Midlands airport – a reminder that life continues to move forward even when faced with obstacles. Delve into the captivating world of underwater artistry as swimmers elegantly glide through water like poetry in motion - their graceful strokes creating mesmerizing patterns that inspire both awe and admiration. Behold the enchanting beauty of nature's secret dance as a deep red Feather star shrimp stealthily crawls amongst the delicate arms of a Feather star in Loch Duich, Highlands, Scotland - showcasing nature's intricate symbiotic relationships. Immerse yourself in vibrant swimmer sport art pieces that capture not only physical prowess but also evoke emotions - from determination and strength to grace and fluidity; each stroke tells its own unique story. In all these instances, "crawl" becomes more than just a simple action; it embodies resilience, exploration, and perseverance against all odds – whether it be for survival or personal growth. It reminds us that sometimes progress is slow but steady – crawling inch by inch until we reach our destination or uncover hidden treasures along our path.