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a veiled chameleon extends its high-speed tongue to catch a cricket

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Critters caught on a high-speed camera

Wildlife photographer Scott Linstead turns his eye to the speed at which creatures move.

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a veiled chameleon extends its high-speed tongue to catch a cricket

Veiled chameleon

a veiled chameleon extends its high-speed tongue to catch a cricket
Scott Linstead
Regal jumping spiderling peeking over US penny

Regal jumping spiderling

Regal jumping spiderling peeking over US penny
Scott Linstead
A predatory archer fish displaces a cricket from its perch over the waterline by squirting a jet of water.

Archer fish

A predatory archer fish displaces a cricket from its perch over the waterline by squirting a jet of water.
Scott Linstead
Ladybug take-off

Ladybugs

Ladybug take-off
Scott Linstead

Big brown bat

Female regal \"orange morph\" jumping spider jumping directly onto camera lens

Regal 'orange morph' jumping spider

Female regal \"orange morph\" jumping spider jumping directly onto camera lens
Scott Linstead

Blue Jay

Scott Linstead

Green frog

a great gray owl flying in a snow storm

Great gray owl

a great gray owl flying in a snow storm

Brown Basilisk

Osprey

Female regal jumping spider jumping

Female regal jumping spider

Female regal jumping spider jumping
Scott Linstead

Bumblebee

Sugar Glider

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