This Photographer Takes Beautiful Close-Up Images Of Cold-Blooded Animals Minding Their Business (30 New Pics)
Interview With ArtistLizards, snakes, or insects are less appreciated by people compared to our usual choice of pets. Maybe it's because they sometimes look scary or cold, but hopefully, by the end of this post, you will find beauty and cuteness within them.
Yan Hidayat, a talented photographer from Indonesia, loves to document the lives of various cold-blooded animals, especially from up close. Yan's picture of a super chill lizard that got the internet by storm in 2021 went viral, making people reevaluate these creatures.
So, today, we would like to once more share some of this talented photographer's work on reptiles, frogs, and other animals caught hitching a ride on their besties' backs or chilling and simply living life.
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Raindrops keep falling on my head, and just like the guy whose feet are too big for his bed, nothing seems to fit.....
Please help me. I've just escaped from a French Restaurant.
And once again Larry's friends destroy Larry and Dolores's romantic evening.
"Hello Sir and Madam. Have you accepted Jesus as your Lord and Savior?".
There are no snakes where I live, for which I am eternally grateful. But I've seen and touched them in (not surprisingly) Australia. They're beautiful animals.
I hope martymcmatrix posts the link to the article down here as well. These are very clearly staged. (No a snail doesnt coincidentally meet all these exotic animals frim different regions of the world. And frogs dont sit on tortoises!). The question is: how much distress did this cause the animals and did a lot of pet store bought animals get released and introduced into a habitat they dont belong in?
I hope martymcmatrix posts the link to the article down here as well. These are very clearly staged. (No a snail doesnt coincidentally meet all these exotic animals frim different regions of the world. And frogs dont sit on tortoises!). The question is: how much distress did this cause the animals and did a lot of pet store bought animals get released and introduced into a habitat they dont belong in?
