Life Science Collection (page 2)

Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Tennessee. Usa. Abrams Falls. Abrams Creek

Wind Cave National Park, South Dakota. USA. Black-tailed prairie dog (Cynomys ludovicianus)
Black Tailed Prairie Dog (Cynomys ludovicianus) barking at burrow, Black Hills, Wind Cave National Park, South Dakota, USA

MOUNT MORIAH WILDERNESS, NEVADA. USA. Bristlecone pine snag (Pinus longaeva) & aspen (Populus tremuloides) in autumn below Mount Moriah. Snake Range. Humboldt National Forest

ARC DOME WILDERNESS, NEVADA. USA. Hymenoxys in bloom on crest of Toiyabe Range. Toiyabe-Humboldt National Forest. Great Basin

MAINE. USA. Salt marsh at sunrise. Estuary of New Meadow River in early autumn
USA, Maine. Salt marsh at sunrise. Estuary of New Meadow River in early autumn

JOSHUA TREE NATIONAL PARK, CALIFORNIA. USA. Pancake cactus (Opuntia chlorotica) & quartz monzonite

Corsica. France. Europe. Beech forest (Fagus sylvatica) & stream near Vizzavona
France, Corsica. Beech forest (Fagus sylvatica) and stream near Vizzavona. Along the GR20 trail (aka, Fra li Monte)

Dr. Salsburys Transparent Hen. ca. 1939, Dear Poultry Raiser: We are going to have a very unusual treat for you. For a few days only we will have on exhibit in our place of business the famous Dr

Postcard of Man Flexing Muscles. ca. 1913, THE STRENGTH OF THE ZINN LINE IF ITs A BASKET, WE HAVE IT

An Eye to the Future Print. ca. 1936, This print advertises the services of Dr. Walter H. Silge, Optometrist

MOUNT RANIER NATIONAL PARK, WASHINGTON. USA. Old-growth forest above Chinook Creek

BIG BEND NATIONAL PARK, TEXAS. USA. Desert marigolds (Baileya multiradiata) blooming in early spring amid other desert vegetation. Chihuahuan Desert

Utah, Cottonwoods (Populus fremontii), squawbush (Rhus trilobata), & rabbitbrush (Chrysothamnus nauseosus) in autumn below Gunnison Butte & cirrocumulus undulatus clouds. Green River flood plain

USA, Utah. Male yellow-headed blackbird (Xanthocephalus xanthocephalus) give territorial call while on cattail. Cache Valley. Great Basin

ZION NATIONAL PARK, UTAH. USA. Detail, Paintbrush (Castilleja scabrida) & manzanita (Arctostaphylos patula) in bloom along West Rim Trail

France, Corsica. Laricio pines (Pinus larico) frame pinnacles of Aiguilles del Bavella. Above Col de Bavella

JARBIDGE WILDERNESS, NEVADA. USA. Spur lupine (Lupinus arbustus) & wyethia (Wyethia amplexicaulis). Jarbidge Mountains. Toiyabe-Humboldt National Forest

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"Exploring the Wonders of Life Science: From Kentucky's Foggy Red River Gorge to Utah's Winter Wonderland" Embark on a journey through the captivating world of life science, where nature's marvels unfold before our eyes. In Kentucky, as the sun rises over the enchanting Red River Gorge in Daniel Boone National Forest, wisps of fog dance gracefully, revealing glimpses of hidden treasures waiting to be discovered. Venturing further west to Utah, we find ourselves immersed in a breathtaking winter landscape adorned with majestic Aspen and Douglas fir trees. Their contrasting hues create a mesmerizing tapestry against the pristine white snow, showcasing Mother Nature's artistic prowess. North America beckons us next to Michigan's Upper Peninsula, where Munising Falls takes center stage amidst an autumnal hardwood forest. The vibrant colors paint a picturesque backdrop for this cascading wonder, reminding us of nature's ever-changing beauty. Delving into history now, we step back in time to Alexandria, Louisiana circa 1932. Schnack's Optical Department emerges as an oasis dedicated solely to providing unparalleled optical services under Dr. Lacy Bordelon's expert care. With cutting-edge instruments and meticulous attention to detail, they offer guaranteed eye examinations in an environment that prioritizes hygiene and privacy – truly setting them apart. Life science encompasses not only human vision but also delves into fascinating creatures like the peppered moth with its striking melanistic form or the awe-inspiring king cobra poised for attack with its mouth agape and tongue flickering menacingly. From exotic birds like the hoatzin chick displaying unique wing claws perched on a branch to exploring beneath gills of porcelain fungus or witnessing mining bees diligently harvesting pollen from cherry tree anthers – each moment reveals intricate connections within our natural world. The little nomad bee covered in dandelion pollen showcases how these tiny creatures contribute effortlessly towards pollination while Emperor penguins exhibit their specialized beak spines, ingeniously designed to secure their prey.