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

Science News

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

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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

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a great gray owl flying in a snow storm

Great gray owl

a great gray owl flying in a snow storm
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Brown Basilisk

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Osprey

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Female regal jumping spider jumping

Female regal jumping spider

Female regal jumping spider jumping
— Scott Linstead

Bumblebee

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Sugar Glider

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