Natalis Collection

Christmas Island red crabs, Gecarcoidea natalis, leaving their burrows during rainy
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Un Apolline Galleria givstiniana del marchese
Un Apolline, Galleria givstiniana del marchese Vincenzo Givstiniani, Lanfranco, Giovanni, 1582-1647, Natalis, Michel, 1610-1668, Engraving, between 1631 and 1637

Statue Hercules Galleria givstiniana del marchese
Statue of Hercules, Galleria givstiniana del marchese Vincenzo Givstiniani, Natalis, Michel, 1610-1668, Engraving, between 1631 and 1637

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Red Crab (Land Crab) - spawning in the surf at night - December (Gecarcoidea natalis) Date:

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Red Crab deceased, on tree root in forest. Date:

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Red Crabs. Date:

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Red Crab close-up of eyes. Date:

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Red Crabs on rocks. Date:

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Red Crabs on rocks. Date:

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Red Crabs on path. Date:

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Red Crabs. Date:

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Christmas Island Goby. Date:

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Red Crabs. Date:

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Red Crabs. Date:

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Red Crabs. Date:

The Holy Godefridus of Cappenberg, Michel Natalis, Anonymous, Martinus van den Enden, 1620 - 1668

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Red Crab (Land Crab) (Gecarcoidea natalis) Date:

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Red Crab (Land Crab) - female & eggs about to spawn (Gecarcoidea natalis) Date:

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Red Crab (Land Crab) - females climbing cliff after spawning (Gecarcoidea natalis) Date:

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Red Crab (Land Crab) - male digging burrow - mating place (Gecarcoidea natalis) Date:

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Red Crab (A land crab) - Crossing the road during migration (Gecarcoidea natalis) Date:

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Red Crab (a land crab) - Road crossing hazard during downward migration (Gecarcoidea natalis) Date:

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Red Crab (A land crab) - Crossing the road during migration (Gecarcoidea natalis) Date:

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Red Crab (A land crab) - With girl - Crossing the road during migration (Gecarcoidea natalis) Date:

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Red Crab (A land crab) - Migration through town (Gecarcoidea natalis) Date:

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Red Crab (A land crab) - Crabs on golf course (Gecarcoidea natalis) Date:

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Red crab - a land crab (Gecarcoidea natalis) females climbing cliff after spawning. Christmas Island, Indian Ocean (Australian Territory) Date:

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Red Crab (Land Crab) - in lower terrace forest where breeding takes place (Gecarcoidea natalis) Date:

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Red Crab (Land Crab) - male digging burrow - mating place (Gecarcoidea natalis) Date:

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Red Crab (Land Crab) - males leaving rainforest - downward migration (Gecarcoidea natalis) Date:

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"Natalis: A Spectacle of Nature's Wonder" In the enchanting realm of Christmas Island, a mesmerizing phenomenon unfolds every year. The Gecarcoidea natalis, also known as the Christmas Island red crabs, emerge from their cozy burrows during the rainy season. Picture No. 10852269 captures this awe-inspiring sight, where countless crimson creatures paint the landscape with vibrant hues. As if choreographed by nature itself, these tiny crustaceans embark on an extraordinary journey across land and sea. Their purpose? To partake in a timeless tradition - their annual migration to reach the sparkling shores for breeding purposes. Amidst this captivating scene lies Un Apolline Galleria givstiniana del marchese – an architectural masterpiece that stands witness to this natural spectacle. This grand gallery becomes a sanctuary for both humans and crabs alike; it serves as a vantage point for visitors who are fortunate enough to witness this marvel up close. Within its walls stands another magnificent creation – Statue Hercules Galleria givstiniana del marchese – symbolizing strength and resilience embodied by these resilient creatures undertaking their arduous journey. Picture No. 11675234 takes us deeper into this magical world as we observe individual crabs venturing out fearlessly from their burrows towards unknown destinations. Each step they take is filled with determination and purpose, reminding us of our own innate drive to explore new horizons. The subsequent pictures (No. 11675233-11675201) capture various moments along their path - some showcasing clusters of crabs navigating rocky terrains while others depict them crossing lush landscapes adorned with tropical foliage. Nature's symphony echoes through each image as we witness Mother Earth orchestrating her wonders harmoniously - from raindrops gently caressing leaves to waves crashing against rugged cliffsides nearby. Natalis encapsulates more than just a migration; it symbolizes the resilience of life itself.