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860-293239 - Scales are removed from a trout by lightly rubbing it with a knife, then transferring the recovered scales into a small numbered bag. Trout were introduced to the archipelago in the 1960s. Irish Bay, Kerguelen Archipelago.
860-293238 - Numbering of trout fin samples. Numbering of scale samples for genetic monitoring. Mission preparation must be perfect. Because once in the field, nothing must be missing, not even the pencil: the only pencil capable of writing on the pockets containing the samples. Kerguelen Archipelago.
860-293235 - Counting Kerguelen Cormorants (Leucocarbo verrucosus) from a distance using a spotting scope, as part of a long-term population monitoring program. Pointe Suzanne, Prince of Wales peninsula, Kerguelen archipelago.
860-293223 - Collection of Disker tenuicornis, a weevil described in the 1940s but not collected since the 1990s, using a light, quick-to-use device, for inventory and study. Around Lac d'Armor, Grande Terre, Kerguelen archipelago.
860-293222 - Three volunteer scientists examine an insect on a rock. The insect is Disker tenuicornis, a weevil described in the 1940s but not collected since the 1990s. Around Lac d'Armor, Grande Terre, Kerguelen archipelago.
860-293194 - Angling. The same scientific team catches 50 trout in order to fit them with tiny transmitters, which will be detected by the receivers in image no. 2606299. Kerguelen Archipelago.
860-293116 - Lioness (Panthera leo) walking gracefully across the open veld near Gqeberha, Eastern Cape, South Africa. Ideal for wildlife, safari, predator, and African nature-themed creative or editorial use.
860-293036 - Eye of a tawny nurse shark (Nebrius ferrugineus), Close-up of the eye of a sleeper shark lying on the sand in a cave in the south of the Mayotte lagoon at a depth of 55 meters.
860-293035 - Scene of reef life in a small cavity 18 meters down on the wall of the north boat pass. A bright red coral hind (Cephalopholis miniata), contrasting with the surrounding blue, swims through a school of glass fish. Mayotte