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the social: orlando, florida.
oct. 31, 2009.
This critter was brought in by a family of a child who was stung. He was very symptomatic and recieved a new antivenom that improved his symptoms immediately. I brought him home for a photoshoot and released him. It wasn't his fault that he found himself on the wrong end of a kid's foot.
...this Black Garden Ant (Lasius niger) appeared and attacked the loiterer with her jaws and formic acid sprayed from her rump. I apologise for the quality of the photo: it all happened quite suddenly and both were moving pretty fast.
Northern alliance fighters cross the Kokcha River heading to their position at the front line near the village of Quruq, northern Afghanistan, Saturday, Nov. 10, 2001. "Rebels don't fight on horseback, but the horse is vital for supplies and mobility," said David Isby, who wrote a book on weapons and strategy in the Soviet-Afghan war. (AP Photo/Ivan Sekretarev).
A test scan of is shown during a demonstration of new screening devices
at the Orlando International Airport in Orlando, Florida March 14,
2002. The screen shows a scan from the Secure 1000, a low-energy full
body x-ray scan. Airport spokesperson Carolyn Fennell said the devices
should be in use for passengers on a voluntary basis in several days.
REUTERS/Joe Skipper
JLS/JP
Massive Attack @ Sportpaleis 03/09/2010
Video:
Inertia Creeps: www.youtube.com/watch?v=6JL3TffSe7Q&hd=1
Safe From Harm: www.youtube.com/watch?v=qGRsNoqXfC4&hd=1
Cheyenne (unknown song): www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwcjDr2K2B4&hd=1
CCTV images of two men police would like to speak to in connection with an attack on a passenger at Falmer Station, Brighton.
Attack Laurel at the Fort Frolic at Jamestown's Tailored to a New World event, photos courtesy of Fred Scholpp
Ben never did like cats. And with good reason. Minutes after this photo Ben Bear was savagely attacked.
Attack Attack!
The Bamboozle
May 1st, 2011
The Medowlands, NJ
Photographed|Edited|Photographed by Bryce Hall
They were taken by someone named "Ed" who was allowed into the area by a member of the emergency response crew, at a time when all civilians -- including most journalists -- were forbidden to enter the area. As a result, these photos are just about the only close-ups ever taken of the World Trade Center site so soon after the 9/11 attacks.