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A small, damp salamander with mottled green and brown skin rests on a wet wooden surface, its limbs splayed and tail curved. — Mole salamander

Common collared lizard in the Valley of Dreams

Several icicles hanging from an unseen structure, with the sky visible through them. — Six icicles at Dillon

A close-up of icicles hanging from a structure, exhibiting intricate patterns and glimmering with light reflected off their surfaces. — Illuminated icicles at Dillon

An oval-shaped hole is visible in a block of ice. — See-through icicle at Dillon

Toad parkour

A twisted brown root lies on a white rock surface, possibly quartz or marble. — Exposed root on Crystal Peak

A Garmin Etrex 22x handheld GPS device is displayed against a sandy background, with an ant on its screen. — Explorer

Garden spider

Next generation of daddy long-legs

A small mushroom growing from a crack in a wooden surface, with sunlight casting shadows on the ground. — Purple edge bonnet growing out of a rotten board

Sheet weaver spider on Mount Adams

Barnacles at Anemone Cave, Mount Desert Island

Mushrooms on a log on the Inka Trail

A big millipede on the Inka Trail

A mushroom with a yellowish cap and stem grows on the forest floor, surrounded by green moss and small pine needles. — Slugs on a royal fly agaric in White Rocks National Recreation Area

Spicebush swallowtail caterpillar at Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore

Spicebush swallowtail caterpillar at Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore

A green grasshopper rests on the vibrant orange and yellow petals of a lily flower. — Fork-tailed bush katydid on an orange daylily at Spring Valley Nature Sanctuary

Red-spotted toad in Glen Canyon National Recreation Area

Intruder

A pale frog rests on reddish-brown rock, with small, light-colored fungi growing nearby. — Canyon treefrog in Mormon Canyon

A pale yellow rose displays a dense cluster of red stamens at its center. — Rose blossom

Orange cup-shaped fungi growing on rocks with green moss and small plants. — Orange Peel fungus [Aleuria aurantia] on rocks at Slim Creek

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