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Domestic Dog (Canis familiaris)Observer
kzoebelDescription
Eating a freshly dead deer. Their eyes appeared completely white, I'm assuming they were actually very pale blue.
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Florida Horse Conch (Triplofusus giganteus)Observer
britt0102Description
Maybe a baby Florida horse conch? There was a crab living inside of it.
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Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus)Observer
roujPlace
Missing LocationDescription
Some around the fishing boat.
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California Sea Lion (Zalophus californianus)Observer
georgiascuba76Description
Three California Sea Lion in captivity at the Dolphin Research Center located in Marathon, FL. The sea lions are a little shy and choose to come out for fish. They are playful when doing drills with their trainer.
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Orca (Orcinus orca)Observer
cdenningDescription
While on the Carnival Breeze cruise, I spotted an orca possibly hunting large fish. I will post other images with this.
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Gastropods (Class Gastropoda)Observer
brightstargirlDescription
Yeah I don’t think so. What could this be? I found multiple on the bank.
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Basking Shark (Cetorhinus maximus)Observer
danielychoiDescription
Washed up shark on the beach
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Domestic Guinea Pig (Cavia porcellus)Observer
ken_mateikDescription
Very interesting FERAL critter. After fishing local ponds and creeks, came across this critter on side of rural road; probably victim of very recent automobile encounter. I had No Idea what it was ! ! ! Took it home and after placing inside TWO ziplock plastic bags, placed into freezer (over my wife's bacteriological objections). Looked on internet, and eventually found name of rodent specialist at Univ. of California in Berkeley, CA. After emailing back and forth, including photo, I placed frozen critter into my bait cooler, and I drove down to University. Donated critter to Univ. of Calif Vertebrate Zoology collection. After about a week, the UC staff informed me of their identification. Received nice T-shirt (see second photo) from Zoology Dept. No residences immediately close to location at that time in 2004, so "source" of Feral CAVY remains unknown.
