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Camel in the Bedouin village can happen if the camel is sick or deceased

Neuseeländischer Seebär / New Zealand fur seal / Arctocephalus forsteri

A Coyote skull on the ground in Northern Arizona

Dry animal bones scattered on the ground in a deserted area, showing the effects of time and nature

Skeleton of a dead dog in a dry area

Animal bones in the Egyptian desert

Young giraffe pelvis skeleton in a South African Game Reserve.

Feral wild cat feeding on a road kill in the outback of Australia.

Animals devoured by griffon vultures

Deer bones in sand wash

Skull of a large animal on the grass

Bones of a horse skeleton in the dry desert.

Brown Hyena Skull at Otjozondjupa Region, Namibia, Namibia

bones of an animal in the sahara desert

High quality stock photos of Elephant Seal bones lying on the shore at Ano Nuevo in California.

A white camel skeleton of bones in the desert sand in the United Arab Emirates.

Part of a dromedary skeleton jaw in the Moroccan desert on a sunny morning.

Bleached white animal skull sitting on rock surrounded by dry grass in desert

The number of species from Galapagos land iguana are in total three existing one´s ! They are endemic to the Galapagos islands.

Wild animal carcass after a drought, africa

Detail of dead domestic animal on the street, animal abandonment

skull and bones of animal carcasses found in the valley. End of natural life environmental disaster and animal extinction concept

$February 4th November 2025, Solway Firth, Dumfriesshire, Scotland, UK. \n\nFor reasons unknown this large sea creature (a shark or similar), unfortunately (as far as the observer is concerned at seeing such a large and powerful creature's demise) died, probably far out at sea, and eventually washed up on this beach in the Solway Firth estuary last November. \n\nTime's passing and the actions of scavengers and soil living entities have now reduced it to a skeleton. \n\nIt does not appear to be local to this part of the world, and maybe travelled too far north in its journey.$

USA Southwest outdoors: hiking on the trails of Arches National Park. Landscapes and Southwest USA desert ecosystem

Bison skeleton in Greenland Arctic.

cats playing on the beach at sunset

carcus of a lamb on parched earth

Spiti Valley - Himalaya

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