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It's our sweet sixteen! Over a decade of adventures and 13,000 species later, the Photo Ark continues to grow. Be a part of the celebration - watch the clip and check out the “Photo Ark’s Sweet 16” link in my bio. #anniversary #celebrate #celebration #sixteen #sweetsixteen #party #animal #animals #wildlife #photography #animalphotography #video #PhotoArk
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Photo Joel Sartore- Photo Ark - Once thought to be the same species as Lau banded iguanas, research and analysis in 2008 determined that Fiji banded iguanas like this one are actually their own species. Found only on the Fijian…
Photo Joel Sartore- Photo Ark - Kitana and Dagny are rough-toothed dolphins @gulfworldpcb. These two came to the facility as rescues, after being stranded on the beach. While both were nursed back to health, neither were…
Photo Joel Sartore- Photo Ark - Can you spot the live Mexican fire leg tarantula amongst the sheddings of other tarantulas in this photo? As tarantulas grow, they shed their old exoskeletons, revealing new sensory and protective…
Photo Joel Sartore- Photo Ark - Native to Madagascar, the lesser hedgehog tenrec is well-adapted for life in tropical dry forest areas. To beat the heat, these critters will spend the day resting in a shady spot like under a log…
Photo Joel Sartore- Photo Ark - In the wild, Brazilian porcupines spend almost all of their time up in the trees, sleeping, foraging, and interacting with other porcupines. Their long, muscular tails are used for grasping, helping…
Photo Joel Sartore- Photo Ark - As their name suggests, Chinese water dragons spend most of their time near a water source, taking up residence close to river banks, in rainforests, or in swampy areas. They are strong swimmers,…

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