Turtle and Goldfish
Uploaded: April 14, 2024 09:34:52 | Entered: April 14, 2024 09:34:52
The red-eared slider has an exceptional seven types of color-detecting cells in its eyes.
A tiny goldfish might look cute in a fishbowl on your shelf, but if released into the wild it can grow to a terrifying size and become a menace to the ecosystem. They eat pretty much anything and everything, root up plants causing the water to become cloudy and dark, and reproduce and grow so quickly that almost no predators can stop them. This photo is out of camara.
Exif: Camera: Canon Canon EOS 6D Mark II; Shutter Speed: 1/2000; Aperture: f/5.6; ISO: 800; Orientation: 1; Date: 2024:04:12 01:19:24
LJ Corliss
April 14, 2024
Terry Korpela
April 14, 2024
Tammy M. Anderson
April 14, 2024
Micky Cleveland
April 17, 2024
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