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Belly of caiman, close-up
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Belly of caiman, close-up
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Media ID 9459203
© Dorling Kindersley/UIG
Abdomen Animal Skin Beige Herpetology Mid Section Reptile Scaly Toughness Upward View Caiman
EDITORS COMMENTS
In this print titled "Belly of caiman, close-up". Karl Shone invites us into the mesmerizing world of reptilian beauty. Against a pristine white background, the intricate pattern on the caiman's abdomen takes center stage, showcasing nature's remarkable artistry. The scaly texture and vertical alignment draw our eyes upward, revealing a glimpse of this magnificent creature's midsection. The beige hues blend seamlessly with the surrounding environment, highlighting the caiman's adaptability and camouflage skills. As we explore every detail captured by Shone's lens, we are reminded of the toughness that defines these ancient reptiles. This studio shot from Universal Images Group (UIG) allows us to appreciate the sheer elegance and resilience found in animal skin. Without any human presence to distract us, we can focus solely on marveling at this one animal - an embodiment of evolutionary perfection. Shone's expertise in herpetology shines through as he presents us with an intimate view of a caiman rarely seen up close. This print is not just a visual delight but also serves as a testament to nature's diversity and its ability to create awe-inspiring wonders
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