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Kanneliya Rainforest In Sri Lanka
A snail is seen in Galle, Sri Lanka, on October 19, 2025, at the Kanneliya Rainforest. (Photo by Thilina Kaluthotage/NurPhoto) -
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Kanneliya Rainforest In Sri Lanka
A snail is seen in Galle, Sri Lanka, on October 19, 2025, at the Kanneliya Rainforest. (Photo by Thilina Kaluthotage/NurPhoto) -
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Kanneliya Rainforest In Sri Lanka
A snail is seen in Galle, Sri Lanka, on October 19, 2025, at the Kanneliya Rainforest. (Photo by Thilina Kaluthotage/NurPhoto) -
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Kanneliya Rainforest In Sri Lanka
A snail is seen in Galle, Sri Lanka, on October 19, 2025, at the Kanneliya Rainforest. (Photo by Thilina Kaluthotage/NurPhoto) -
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Forest Snail - Incarnate Snail - Monachoides Incarnatus
The forest snail or incarnate snail (Monachoides incarnatus, also known as Perforatella incarnata), a terrestrial pulmonate gastropod mollusk in the family Hygromiidae, rests on a forest leaf in Tehatta, West Bengal, India, on September 18, 2025. This species, found in forested habitats across Europe and parts of Asia, is characterized by its polished shell with microscopic longitudinal lines and a reddish apertural margin. (Photo by Soumyabrata Roy/NurPhoto) -
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Forest Snail - Incarnate Snail - Monachoides Incarnatus
The forest snail or incarnate snail (Monachoides incarnatus, also known as Perforatella incarnata), a terrestrial pulmonate gastropod mollusk in the family Hygromiidae, rests on a forest leaf in Tehatta, West Bengal, India, on September 18, 2025. This species, found in forested habitats across Europe and parts of Asia, is characterized by its polished shell with microscopic longitudinal lines and a reddish apertural margin. (Photo by Soumyabrata Roy/NurPhoto) -
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Forest Snail - Incarnate Snail - Monachoides Incarnatus
The forest snail or incarnate snail (Monachoides incarnatus, also known as Perforatella incarnata), a terrestrial pulmonate gastropod mollusk in the family Hygromiidae, rests on a forest leaf in Tehatta, West Bengal, India, on September 18, 2025. This species, found in forested habitats across Europe and parts of Asia, is characterized by its polished shell with microscopic longitudinal lines and a reddish apertural margin. (Photo by Soumyabrata Roy/NurPhoto) -
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Forest Snail - Incarnate Snail - Monachoides Incarnatus
The forest snail or incarnate snail (Monachoides incarnatus, also known as Perforatella incarnata), a terrestrial pulmonate gastropod mollusk in the family Hygromiidae, rests on a forest leaf in Tehatta, West Bengal, India, on September 18, 2025. This species, found in forested habitats across Europe and parts of Asia, is characterized by its polished shell with microscopic longitudinal lines and a reddish apertural margin. (Photo by Soumyabrata Roy/NurPhoto) -
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Experience: I helped a snail find love It is difficult for lefty snails to mate with normal snails because they have genitals on the opposite side of their head.
Angus Davison of Nottingham, Associate Professor and Reader in Evolutionary Genetics at the University of Nottingham who tried to find a mate for a rare left coiling snail called Jeremy.
Davison: ‘As the scientist meddling in this unusual love triangle, I tried to remain disinterested.’
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Experience: I helped a snail find love It is difficult for lefty snails to mate with normal snails because they have genitals on the opposite side of their head.
Angus Davison of Nottingham, Associate Professor and Reader in Evolutionary Genetics at the University of Nottingham who tried to find a mate for a rare left coiling snail called Jeremy.
Davison: ‘As the scientist meddling in this unusual love triangle, I tried to remain disinterested.’
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Experience: I helped a snail find love It is difficult for lefty snails to mate with normal snails because they have genitals on the opposite side of their head.
Angus Davison of Nottingham, Associate Professor and Reader in Evolutionary Genetics at the University of Nottingham who tried to find a mate for a rare left coiling snail called Jeremy.
Davison: ‘As the scientist meddling in this unusual love triangle, I tried to remain disinterested.’
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Experience: I helped a snail find love It is difficult for lefty snails to mate with normal snails because they have genitals on the opposite side of their head.
Angus Davison of Nottingham, Associate Professor and Reader in Evolutionary Genetics at the University of Nottingham who tried to find a mate for a rare left coiling snail called Jeremy.
Davison: ‘As the scientist meddling in this unusual love triangle, I tried to remain disinterested.’
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Experience: I helped a snail find love It is difficult for lefty snails to mate with normal snails because they have genitals on the opposite side of their head.
Angus Davison of Nottingham, Associate Professor and Reader in Evolutionary Genetics at the University of Nottingham who tried to find a mate for a rare left coiling snail called Jeremy.
Davison: ‘As the scientist meddling in this unusual love triangle, I tried to remain disinterested.’
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Experience: I helped a snail find love It is difficult for lefty snails to mate with normal snails because they have genitals on the opposite side of their head.
Angus Davison of Nottingham, Associate Professor and Reader in Evolutionary Genetics at the University of Nottingham who tried to find a mate for a rare left coiling snail called Jeremy.
Davison: ‘As the scientist meddling in this unusual love triangle, I tried to remain disinterested.’
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Experience: I helped a snail find love It is difficult for lefty snails to mate with normal snails because they have genitals on the opposite side of their head.
Angus Davison of Nottingham, Associate Professor and Reader in Evolutionary Genetics at the University of Nottingham who tried to find a mate for a rare left coiling snail called Jeremy.
Davison: ‘As the scientist meddling in this unusual love triangle, I tried to remain disinterested.’
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Experience: I helped a snail find love It is difficult for lefty snails to mate with normal snails because they have genitals on the opposite side of their head.
Angus Davison of Nottingham, Associate Professor and Reader in Evolutionary Genetics at the University of Nottingham who tried to find a mate for a rare left coiling snail called Jeremy.
Davison: ‘As the scientist meddling in this unusual love triangle, I tried to remain disinterested.’
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Experience: I helped a snail find love It is difficult for lefty snails to mate with normal snails because they have genitals on the opposite side of their head.
Angus Davison of Nottingham, Associate Professor and Reader in Evolutionary Genetics at the University of Nottingham who tried to find a mate for a rare left coiling snail called Jeremy.
Davison: ‘As the scientist meddling in this unusual love triangle, I tried to remain disinterested.’
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Experience: I helped a snail find love It is difficult for lefty snails to mate with normal snails because they have genitals on the opposite side of their head.
Angus Davison of Nottingham, Associate Professor and Reader in Evolutionary Genetics at the University of Nottingham who tried to find a mate for a rare left coiling snail called Jeremy.
Davison: ‘As the scientist meddling in this unusual love triangle, I tried to remain disinterested.’
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Experience: I helped a snail find love It is difficult for lefty snails to mate with normal snails because they have genitals on the opposite side of their head.
Angus Davison of Nottingham, Associate Professor and Reader in Evolutionary Genetics at the University of Nottingham who tried to find a mate for a rare left coiling snail called Jeremy.
Davison: ‘As the scientist meddling in this unusual love triangle, I tried to remain disinterested.’
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Experience: I helped a snail find love It is difficult for lefty snails to mate with normal snails because they have genitals on the opposite side of their head.
Angus Davison of Nottingham, Associate Professor and Reader in Evolutionary Genetics at the University of Nottingham who tried to find a mate for a rare left coiling snail called Jeremy.
Davison: ‘As the scientist meddling in this unusual love triangle, I tried to remain disinterested.’
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Experience: I helped a snail find love It is difficult for lefty snails to mate with normal snails because they have genitals on the opposite side of their head.
Angus Davison of Nottingham, Associate Professor and Reader in Evolutionary Genetics at the University of Nottingham who tried to find a mate for a rare left coiling snail called Jeremy.
Davison: ‘As the scientist meddling in this unusual love triangle, I tried to remain disinterested.’
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Experience: I helped a snail find love It is difficult for lefty snails to mate with normal snails because they have genitals on the opposite side of their head.
Angus Davison of Nottingham, Associate Professor and Reader in Evolutionary Genetics at the University of Nottingham who tried to find a mate for a rare left coiling snail called Jeremy.
Davison: ‘As the scientist meddling in this unusual love triangle, I tried to remain disinterested.’
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Experience: I helped a snail find love It is difficult for lefty snails to mate with normal snails because they have genitals on the opposite side of their head.
Angus Davison of Nottingham, Associate Professor and Reader in Evolutionary Genetics at the University of Nottingham who tried to find a mate for a rare left coiling snail called Jeremy.
Davison: ‘As the scientist meddling in this unusual love triangle, I tried to remain disinterested.’
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Experience: I helped a snail find love It is difficult for lefty snails to mate with normal snails because they have genitals on the opposite side of their head.
Angus Davison of Nottingham, Associate Professor and Reader in Evolutionary Genetics at the University of Nottingham who tried to find a mate for a rare left coiling snail called Jeremy.
Davison: ‘As the scientist meddling in this unusual love triangle, I tried to remain disinterested.’
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Experience: I helped a snail find love It is difficult for lefty snails to mate with normal snails because they have genitals on the opposite side of their head.
Angus Davison of Nottingham, Associate Professor and Reader in Evolutionary Genetics at the University of Nottingham who tried to find a mate for a rare left coiling snail called Jeremy.
Davison: ‘As the scientist meddling in this unusual love triangle, I tried to remain disinterested.’
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Experience: I helped a snail find love It is difficult for lefty snails to mate with normal snails because they have genitals on the opposite side of their head.
Angus Davison of Nottingham, Associate Professor and Reader in Evolutionary Genetics at the University of Nottingham who tried to find a mate for a rare left coiling snail called Jeremy.
Davison: ‘As the scientist meddling in this unusual love triangle, I tried to remain disinterested.’
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Experience: I helped a snail find love It is difficult for lefty snails to mate with normal snails because they have genitals on the opposite side of their head.
Angus Davison of Nottingham, Associate Professor and Reader in Evolutionary Genetics at the University of Nottingham who tried to find a mate for a rare left coiling snail called Jeremy.
Davison: ‘As the scientist meddling in this unusual love triangle, I tried to remain disinterested.’
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Experience: I helped a snail find love It is difficult for lefty snails to mate with normal snails because they have genitals on the opposite side of their head.
Angus Davison of Nottingham, Associate Professor and Reader in Evolutionary Genetics at the University of Nottingham who tried to find a mate for a rare left coiling snail called Jeremy.
Davison: ÔAs the scientist meddling in this unusual love triangle, I tried to remain disinterested.Õ
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FEATURE - Jährliche Tierzählung im Londoner Zoo
Zookeeper, Craig Walker, holds a calculator with one of the 40 Giant African land snails at ZSL London Zoo’s annual stocktake.
A requirement of ZSL London Zoo’s license, the annual audit takes keepers almost a week to complete and the information is shared with other zoos around the world via a database called Species360, where it’s used to help manage the worldwide conservation breeding programmes for endangered animals.
ZSL London Zoo is home to more than 580 species, from Endangered Asiatic lions to Critically Endangered Chinese giant salamanders, and we’re working not only here in the Zoo to increase their numbers, but on conservation projects around the world too.
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FEATURE - Jährlicher Wägetermin im London Zoo
Image ©Licensed to i-Images Picture Agency. 23/08/2018. London, United Kingdom.
Meerkats at the Annual London Zoo Weigh-In
London Zoo Weigh-in photocall. ZSL London Zoo. Picture by Mark Thomas / i-Images
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FEATURE - Jährlicher Wägetermin im London Zoo
Image ©Licensed to i-Images Picture Agency. 23/08/2018. London, United Kingdom.
Giant Ghana snail at the Annual Weigh-IN
London Zoo Weigh-in photocall. ZSL London Zoo. Picture by Mark Thomas / i-Images
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FEATURE - Jährlicher Wägetermin im London Zoo
Image ©Licensed to i-Images Picture Agency. 23/08/2018. London, United Kingdom.
Giant Ghana snail at the Annual Weigh-IN
London Zoo Weigh-in photocall. ZSL London Zoo. Picture by Mark Thomas / i-Images
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FEATURE - Pix of the Day: Bilder des Tages
August 23, 2018 - London, Great Britain, United Kingdom - ZSL London Zoo Annual Weigh In, London...With more than 20,000 animals in their care, ZSL London ZooÕs keepers spend hours throughout the year recording the heights and weights of all the animals, information which helps them to monitor their health and well-being...The annual weigh-in is an opportunity for keepers at ZSL London Zoo to make sure the information theyÕve recorded is up-to-date and accurate - each measurement is then added to the Zoological Information Management System (ZIMS), a database shared with zoos all over the world that helps zookeepers to compare important information on thousands of endangered species...AUGUST 23rd 2018 (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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FEATURE - Gewichts Inventar im Whipsnade Zoo
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Zoo keeper Tom measures one of the giant snail species
Annual animal weigh in photocall at ZSL Whipsnade Zoo, Dunstable, UK - 21 Aug 2018
Animals have their weight recorded by keepers for the annual weigh in.
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FEATURE - Gewichts Inventar im Whipsnade Zoo
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Zoo keeper Tom weighs one of the giant snail species
Annual animal weigh in photocall at ZSL Whipsnade Zoo, Dunstable, UK - 21 Aug 2018
Animals have their weight recorded by keepers for the annual weigh in.
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FEATURE - Gewichts Inventar im Whipsnade Zoo
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Zoo keeper Tom weighs one of the giant snail species
Annual animal weigh in photocall at ZSL Whipsnade Zoo, Dunstable, UK - 21 Aug 2018
Animals have their weight recorded by keepers for the annual weigh in.
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FEATURE - Alljährliche Inventur im Londoner Zoo
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A Zookeeper looks at a Partula Snail
ZSL London Zoo's Annual Stocktake Photocall, London, UK - 03 Jan 2017
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FEATURE - Ashdod: Bauprojekte bedrohen Artenvielfalt in den Dünen
January 2, 2017 - Ashdod, Israel - A snail rests on shrubbery in the Ashdod sand dunes, a psammosere ecosystem. Construction plans, SUVs and off road vehicles endanger the sand dunes and dozens of animal species (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Emojis used with every day images, New York - Sep 2014
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An emoji snail
Emojis used with every day images, New York - Sep 2014
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An artist has created a series of fun images featuring emojis perfectly placed on real-life pictures.
New-York-based art director Brad Warsh, 29, was playing around with a photo sharing app when he realised he could add emojis to the images.
He said: "The first one was kind of accidental, it was a sad face over someone's head and it was pretty hilarious. Then I started doing more and more. The process in which I create these images is to take the photo within the app, place the emoji where I want it to be then I'll take a screenshot of the composite."
Brad then uses another photo editing app to crop and edit the photo.
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London Pet Show 2015 at Excel, Britain - 09 May 2015
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Tristan plays with Shelley the Giant African Land Snail
London Pet Show 2015 at Excel, Britain - 09 May 2015
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Snail crawls over lizard's head, Yogyakarta, Indonesia - Feb 2015
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Snail crawls over lizard's head
Snail crawls over lizard's head, Yogyakarta, Indonesia - Feb 2015
Ever had one of those days?
Wildlife photographer Krisdian Wardana snapped these humourous images of a snail crawling over a lizard.
They show the sneaky shelled-creature making its slimy way across the lizard's shoulders, then plopping off the front of its head.
Krisdian says: "I took this photo in Yogyakarta in Indonesia. It depicts the funny behaviour when a lizard and a snail were in my frame. The snail came suddenly and he went up the back of the lizard and the lizard just stayed quiet. The thing is, the lizard either did not seem to mind or was too freaked out to work out what to do in this situation."
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Snail crawls over lizard's head, Yogyakarta, Indonesia - Feb 2015
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Snail crawls over lizard's head
Snail crawls over lizard's head, Yogyakarta, Indonesia - Feb 2015
Ever had one of those days?
Wildlife photographer Krisdian Wardana snapped these humourous images of a snail crawling over a lizard.
They show the sneaky shelled-creature making its slimy way across the lizard's shoulders, then plopping off the front of its head.
Krisdian says: "I took this photo in Yogyakarta in Indonesia. It depicts the funny behaviour when a lizard and a snail were in my frame. The snail came suddenly and he went up the back of the lizard and the lizard just stayed quiet. The thing is, the lizard either did not seem to mind or was too freaked out to work out what to do in this situation."
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Snail crawls over lizard's head, Yogyakarta, Indonesia - Feb 2015
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Snail crawls over lizard's head
Snail crawls over lizard's head, Yogyakarta, Indonesia - Feb 2015
Ever had one of those days?
Wildlife photographer Krisdian Wardana snapped these humourous images of a snail crawling over a lizard.
They show the sneaky shelled-creature making its slimy way across the lizard's shoulders, then plopping off the front of its head.
Krisdian says: "I took this photo in Yogyakarta in Indonesia. It depicts the funny behaviour when a lizard and a snail were in my frame. The snail came suddenly and he went up the back of the lizard and the lizard just stayed quiet. The thing is, the lizard either did not seem to mind or was too freaked out to work out what to do in this situation."
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Snail crawls over lizard's head, Yogyakarta, Indonesia - Feb 2015
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Krisdian Wardana/REX (4471740f)
Snail crawls over lizard's head
Snail crawls over lizard's head, Yogyakarta, Indonesia - Feb 2015
Ever had one of those days?
Wildlife photographer Krisdian Wardana snapped these humourous images of a snail crawling over a lizard.
They show the sneaky shelled-creature making its slimy way across the lizard's shoulders, then plopping off the front of its head.
Krisdian says: "I took this photo in Yogyakarta in Indonesia. It depicts the funny behaviour when a lizard and a snail were in my frame. The snail came suddenly and he went up the back of the lizard and the lizard just stayed quiet. The thing is, the lizard either did not seem to mind or was too freaked out to work out what to do in this situation."
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Snail crawls over lizard's head, Yogyakarta, Indonesia - Feb 2015
MUST CREDIT: Krisdian Wardana/Rex Features. No advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Krisdian Wardana/REX (4471740c)
Snail has dropped off the front of the lizard's head
Snail crawls over lizard's head, Yogyakarta, Indonesia - Feb 2015
Ever had one of those days?
Wildlife photographer Krisdian Wardana snapped these humourous images of a snail crawling over a lizard.
They show the sneaky shelled-creature making its slimy way across the lizard's shoulders, then plopping off the front of its head.
Krisdian says: "I took this photo in Yogyakarta in Indonesia. It depicts the funny behaviour when a lizard and a snail were in my frame. The snail came suddenly and he went up the back of the lizard and the lizard just stayed quiet. The thing is, the lizard either did not seem to mind or was too freaked out to work out what to do in this situation."
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Snail crawls over lizard's head, Yogyakarta, Indonesia - Feb 2015
MUST CREDIT: Krisdian Wardana/Rex Features. No advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
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Snail crawls over lizard's head
Snail crawls over lizard's head, Yogyakarta, Indonesia - Feb 2015
Ever had one of those days?
Wildlife photographer Krisdian Wardana snapped these humourous images of a snail crawling over a lizard.
They show the sneaky shelled-creature making its slimy way across the lizard's shoulders, then plopping off the front of its head.
Krisdian says: "I took this photo in Yogyakarta in Indonesia. It depicts the funny behaviour when a lizard and a snail were in my frame. The snail came suddenly and he went up the back of the lizard and the lizard just stayed quiet. The thing is, the lizard either did not seem to mind or was too freaked out to work out what to do in this situation."
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Snail crawls over lizard's head, Yogyakarta, Indonesia - Feb 2015
MUST CREDIT: Krisdian Wardana/Rex Features. No advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Krisdian Wardana/REX (4471740d)
Snail crawls over lizard's head
Snail crawls over lizard's head, Yogyakarta, Indonesia - Feb 2015
Ever had one of those days?
Wildlife photographer Krisdian Wardana snapped these humourous images of a snail crawling over a lizard.
They show the sneaky shelled-creature making its slimy way across the lizard's shoulders, then plopping off the front of its head.
Krisdian says: "I took this photo in Yogyakarta in Indonesia. It depicts the funny behaviour when a lizard and a snail were in my frame. The snail came suddenly and he went up the back of the lizard and the lizard just stayed quiet. The thing is, the lizard either did not seem to mind or was too freaked out to work out what to do in this situation."
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Snail crawls over lizard's head, Yogyakarta, Indonesia - Feb 2015
MUST CREDIT: Krisdian Wardana/Rex Features. No advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Krisdian Wardana/REX (4471740b)
Snail has dropped off the front of the lizard's head
Snail crawls over lizard's head, Yogyakarta, Indonesia - Feb 2015
Ever had one of those days?
Wildlife photographer Krisdian Wardana snapped these humourous images of a snail crawling over a lizard.
They show the sneaky shelled-creature making its slimy way across the lizard's shoulders, then plopping off the front of its head.
Krisdian says: "I took this photo in Yogyakarta in Indonesia. It depicts the funny behaviour when a lizard and a snail were in my frame. The snail came suddenly and he went up the back of the lizard and the lizard just stayed quiet. The thing is, the lizard either did not seem to mind or was too freaked out to work out what to do in this situation."
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Snails stall on the Grand-Place (main square).
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Grand Place
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Hainaut
Belgium
Snails stall on the Grand Place.
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