Post a photo of an animal that looks Gen-AI but is 100% real.

Hegemona lineata, Belize.

#Tenebrionidae #Photography #Insects

@alexwild Yes, thank you, I'll take three dozen.
@alexwild Leafy Seadragon (Phycodurus eques).
@phil I love weedy looking seahorses the more like swaying plants the better!
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@alexwild Sea swallows (Glaucus atlanticus) are surely too Pokémon to be real.

https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/110621055

Sea Swallow (Glaucus atlanticus)

Sea Swallow from Northland, New Zealand on April 7, 2022 at 09:02 AM by glinks. So excited to find these on the beach this morning with blue bottles and blue buttons. This is tw...

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@alexwild what a “Wicked” bug. Thanks for sharing!
@alexwild chrysina limbata
@jef
I love seeing the photographer's refection in the elytra. Now that's shiny!
@jef @alexwild Okay, that's amazing. Had to go look it up. Even cooler.

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This little fella looks like he belongs on a charm bracelet. Incredible.

Thanks for sharing it!

@alexwild Thank you for sharing and for allowing quoting! I boosted (for general) and quoted (so my friends and I can have our own inside jokes). Ever since the quote feature was introduced, I've never seen anyone allowing it until now.

@alexwild Elysia chlorotica, or Eastern Emerald Elysia, is the cutest little sea #slug that uses algal chloroplasts for #photosynthesis.

#kleptoplasty #solar #notai

📸 Mary Tyler—Mary Rumpho/University of Maine

@alexwild Post a photo of an animal that looks Gen-AI but is 100% real.
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Pas franchement une réussite. 😖@alexwild

@Gen_G @alexwild il y a tous les styles.

Ça aurait pu mieux se passer, s'il avait été accompagné, dès sa jeunesse.

@alexwild Bearded Fireworm:
Hermodice carunculata.
If someone has a better ID please let me know, I took this in Bonaire in the Dutch Carribean.

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Vogelkop Superb Bird of Paradise (Lophorina Superba)

not her, the other one.

A new species? The Vogelkop Superb Bird-of-Paradise

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@alexwild is it too late for most of the Australian wildlife to join the conversation? Prime example, the platypus
@perthwolfman @alexwild i’m still a 100 % sure these don’t exist.