BL 14mm. That's one weird looking cerambycid.

Small one

Polar Bear
Ursus maritimus
one year old cub
Churchill, Manitoba
Canada
2 November 2003

flying past

on rock

seen from shore. 200mm telephoto lens

Felimare porterae was located on reef at a depth of 80 feet. Note the egg ribbon. Size was not measured. Water temperature was 56 degrees F.

Found together under log.

This is a leatherback hatchling found in the surf after the nest had emerged that morning. Had a few motor disorders but improving rapidly. Found by me, Crescent Beach Turtle Patrol member

there were numerous, all over! never seen so many!

Yellow tipped tail. Shell Mounds visitors - be careful!

Mating frenzy

It's got a little bit of leaf stuck to its lip.

Trona Pinnacles, California.

Arkys alatus : RPRR Lismore NSW AU

They were so cool, so many eggs (est. 200) per sack! Was so happy to share this find with many other park visitors young and old that day :-)

First two photos taken in the field; last 3 one day later from specimen taken home

Body approx 1.5 inches. Note the spikes.

Probably the most ancient pistacia atlantica in the Negev desert, Israel.

a mating couple with eggs

Calliostoma annulatum making a funny face.