Natural History Collection (page 21)

Natural History
NATURAL HISTORY, Worms, Mopane worms Imbrasia belina.Mopane worms Imbrasia belina

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OMAN Ras al Junayz Green turtle laying eggs at dawn

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INSECTS Bees Honey bee collecting pollen from a yellow flower

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NATURAL HISTORY, Reptiles, Snake Egyptian Cobra

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NATURAL HISTORY Amphibian Frog Common Frog partly submerged in water with pond weed. Rana temporaria

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NATURAL HISTORY Butterflies Monarch Butterfly on a purple flower

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SEYCHELLES Cousin Island Skink native reptile cast in ray of light on rocky surface by shadows

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natural history, amphibian, frog, red eyed tree frog perched on twig

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NATURAL HISTORY, Reptile, Chameleon Yemen Chameleon, view of head and green leaves against black background. © Darren Maybury / Eye Ubiquitous

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MEXICO Cozumel Santa Rosa Reef. Queen Angel Fish

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NATURAL HISTORY Insect Moth American Ailanthus moth. Cynthia advena

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SEA Underwater Close up of sea anenome.

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NATURAL HISTORY Amphibian Frog Red-eyed Tree Frog 

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natural history, reptile, chameleon, yemen chameleon close view of head and green leaves against black background

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INDIA Kerala Periyar Lake Silhouetted Shags perched on tree branch beside Lake in wildlife sanctuary

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MALAYSIA Sabah Underwater Close up of coral 

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RED SEA Underwater Shoal of Anthias fish above reef 

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AUSTRALIA Western Kimberley Purnululu or Bungle Bungle. Termite Mound

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ANTARCTICA Curverille Island Grass and moss growing on rocks

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ENGLAND Dorset Lyme Regis Ammonite fossil shells in rock

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USA Oregon John Day Fossil Beds. View over multicoloured striped hills

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USA Wyoming Yellowstone National Park Detail of Minerva rock terraces 

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CRUSTACEA Crab Large brown crab on beach

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USA Minnesota Bloomington Children petting stingrays in Starfish Beach at Underwater Adventures the worlds largest underground aquarium Under The Mall of America the largest indoor retail

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MAURITIUS General Pointe aux Sables Starfish shell on deserted beach with fishing boats at anchor

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Republic of Austria, Vienna, Neubau, the seventh district of Vienna, Museum of Modern Art, commonly known as the MUMOK Ludwig Foundation Museumsquartier museum quarter

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MEXICO Michoacan State El Rosario Sanctuary Mass of Monarch butterflies settled on bush

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MEXICO Michoacan State El Rosario Butterfly Sanctuary Mass of Monarch butterflies on trunk of tree and in the air surrounding it

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MEXICO Michoacan State El Rosario Butterfly Sanctuary Mass of Monarch butterflies on ground and in air

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MEXICO Michoacan State El Rosario Butterfly Sanctuary Mass of Monarch butterflies settled on ground

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USA New York New York City Natural History Museum. Dinosaur skeleton exhibits in the Main Hall with visitors

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USA New York New York City Natural History Museum. Dinosaur skeleton exhibit

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USA New York New York City Natural History Museum. Close up of Rose Centre for Space

Green Woodpecker, 1852, (1942). Creators: Francis Orpen Morris, Richard Alington
Green Woodpecker, 1852, (1942). From " History of British Birds" by Francis Orpen Morris. Published in " The Birds of Britain, by James Fisher. [Collins, London, 1942]

Black-Necked Grebe, c1795, (1942). Creator: Edward Donovan
Black-Necked Grebe, c1795, (1942). Water bird, from " Natural History of British Birds" by Edward Donovan. Published in " The Birds of Britain, by James Fisher. [Collins, London, 1942]

Damselflies, dragonflies and water snails, c1930s?, (1946). Creator: Vere Temple
Damselflies, dragonflies and water snails, c1930s?, (1946). Damsel Fly, Coenagrion puella, with larva and emerging from nymph-case; Large Dragon Fly, Aeschna cyanea with larvae; snails

Roses, 1799, (1944). Creator: Richard Earlom
Roses, 1799, (1944). Birds with a nest of eggs among varieties of roses, illustration after Robert John Thornton from his " Temple of Flora or Garden of Nature"

Freshwater mussel, 1801, (1946). Creator: Unknown
Freshwater mussel, 1801, (1946). Illustration from " Natural History of British Shells" by Edward Donovan. Published in " British Anglers Natural History, by E. G. Boulenger

Sweet Peas: Lathyrus odoratus, 1827, (1946). Creator: Pierre-Joseph Redoute
Sweet Peas: Lathyrus odoratus, 1827, (1946). Botanical illustration by Pierre-Joseph Redoute from his " Choix des plus belles fleurs" (The most beautiful flowers)

Peony: Paeonia Faemina Flore Pleno Rubro Majore, 1769, (1946). Creator: John Edwards
Peony: Paeonia Faemina Flore Pleno Rubro Majore, 1769, (1946). Botanical illustration from " The British Herbal Containing One Hundred Plates of The most beautiful and scarce Flowers

Larkspur and Sweet William: Delphinium elatum and Dianthus barbatus, 1805, (1946). Botanical illustration. From " British Garden Flowers", by George M. Taylor. [Collins, London, 1946]

Perch, 1804, (1946). Creator: Edward Donovan
Perch, 1804, (1946). Freshwater fish, illustration by Edward Donovan from his " Natural History of British Fishes". Published in " British Anglers Natural History, by E. G. Boulenger

Primroses, 1840s, (1944). Creator: William Henry Hunt
Primroses, 1840s, (1944). Detail from Primroses and Birds Nest, painting in the Tate Gallery, London. From " Wild Flowers in Britain", by Geoffrey Grigson. [Collins, London, 1944]

Rosa Provincialis and Forget-Me-Not, c1680, (1946). Creator: Alexander Marshal
Rosa Provincialis and Forget-Me-Not, c1680, (1946). Botanical painting made for King William III. From " British Garden Flowers", by George M. Taylor. [Collins, London, 1946]

Dog Rose, c1890-1908, (1944). Creator: Alfred William Parsons
Dog Rose, c1890-1908, (1944). Botanical illustration from " The Genus Rosa" by Ellen Willmott. [1910-1914]. Published in " Wild Flowers in Britain", by Geoffrey Grigson

Gannets, 1836, (1942). Creator: John James Audubon
Gannets, 1836, (1942). Seabirds, from " The Birds of America", written and illustrated by John James Audubon, in the British Library, London

Arctic Tern, 1835, (1942). Creator: John James Audubon
Arctic Tern, 1835, (1942). Seabird diving into the sea, from " The Birds of America", written and illustrated by John James Audubon, in the British Library, London

Monkey-Flower, 1812, (1944). Creator: Unknown
Monkey-Flower, 1812, (1944). Illustration from " Curtiss Botanical Magazine" founded by William Curtis. Published in " Wild Flowers in Britain", by Geoffrey Grigson

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"Exploring the Wonders of Natural History: From Roman Seafood Mosaics to Coffee Plants" Step into the fascinating world of natural history, where ancient artifacts and living creatures tell stories that span millennia. Marvel at a stunning Roman seafood mosaic, depicting a vibrant underwater scene teeming with life. Venture into the heart of the Kalahari Desert in Botswana's Central Kalahari Game Reserve, where you'll encounter the majestic male African Wild Dog. Witness their incredible hunting skills and observe their intricate social dynamics. Delve into the legacy of Charles Darwin, a pioneering British naturalist whose groundbreaking theories revolutionized our understanding of evolution. Follow in his footsteps as he embarked on his famous voyage aboard HMS Beagle and forever changed our perception of life on Earth. Join David Attenborough, another esteemed British naturalist, as he takes us on awe-inspiring journeys through some of nature's most extraordinary habitats. Discover rare species like the Red-billed choughs with their striking red beaks and explore how they adapt to survive in challenging environments. Unearth ancient wonders such as the Archaeopteryx fossil from Berlin specimen C016/5071 – an iconic link between dinosaurs and birds that provides invaluable insights into evolutionary history. Travel back in time to Mauritius and catch a glimpse of the enigmatic Mauritian Dodo. This compact bird with its curved brown bill and brown feet once roamed freely but tragically became extinct due to human activities. Its story serves as a reminder of our responsibility towards preserving biodiversity. Witness celestial marvels like meteor showers over Mississippi River in 1833 – an ethereal spectacle that left observers awestruck by nature's grandeur. Immerse yourself in breathtaking landscapes like Kentucky's Red River Gorge at sunrise, blanketed by mystical fog within Daniel Boone National Forest. Let your senses awaken to nature's beauty as you soak up this serene vista. Lastly, explore the origins of one of the world's most beloved beverages – coffee.