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Despite its Miami Vice coloring, this isn’t much of a “fun-loving” fish. The venomous, carnivorous lionfish can be found cruising through the Indian and western Pacific Oceans, and unlike other lionfish, this species’ spines lack any kind of marking.
Source: The Roosevelts
Source: The Roosevelts
The National Geographic Traveler Photo Contest hits its mid twenties this June. For nearly 25 years, wanderlust-riddled individuals have sent their snapshots into the DC-based magazine in hopes of sharing a slice of their experience with the masses. And, OK, getting a little name recognition in the process. Thanks to The Roosevelts, we’re able to share some of 2013′s most promising entries thus far.
Source: The Roosevelts
The Florida manatee is an ovine creature content to roam the depths of southern waterways at a leisurely three to five miles per hour. And yet, it is the fast-paced, no holds barred lifestyle of humans that proves the manatee’s greatest threat to existence.
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