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Notaden nichollsi metamorph
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Notaden nichollsi metamorph
The Desert Spadefoot (Notaden michollsi) lives underground for much of the year, emerging for a brief period following rainfall to breed and feed on ants and termites
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Henry Cook
Notaden nichollsi metamorph
Media ID 9865645
Animal Themes Holding Human Body Part One Animal One Person Part Of People Port Hedland Small Western Australia Wildlife Human Finger Toad
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This print by Henry Cook captures the essence of the Notaden nichollsi metamorph, also known as the Desert Spadefoot. Found in Western Australia, this unique amphibian spends most of its life hidden underground, only emerging after rainfall to breed and feast on ants and termites. In this horizontal image, we see a small group of people holding one of these fascinating creatures delicately in their hands. The vibrant colors of the toad's skin contrast beautifully against the human finger that gently supports it. The photographer skillfully portrays the connection between humans and wildlife, showcasing our curiosity for these extraordinary beings. The setting is Port Hedland, where nature enthusiasts gather to witness such rare encounters with Australian wildlife. This particular moment was captured during daylight hours when natural light illuminates every detail with clarity. As we admire this photograph, we are reminded of the delicate balance between humans and animals in our ecosystem. It serves as a gentle reminder that even seemingly insignificant creatures like ants and termites play an essential role in maintaining biodiversity. Henry Cook's artistic portrayal invites us into a world beneath our feet – a world where remarkable species like Notaden michollsi thrive amidst harsh desert conditions. Through his lens, he encourages us to appreciate both the beauty and fragility of nature while reminding us that every creature has its place within our vast Australian landscape.
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