We were very fortunate to be at the right place at the right time to get this spectacular picture of a North American piabola, stopping to quench its thirst at riverside in Appalachia. In order to absorb enough water, it must temporarily generate a anthropofistula, which looks remarkably like a clothed human being sitting on the shore with feet submerged in the water. The "feet" are the medium for siphoning the water. After sufficient water has been absorbed, the anthropofistula will be reabsorbed into the piabola's endometrium and the creature will move back into more forested areas.
Courtesy of Bababadalgharag
Australian Fairy Wren (note that it is tagged)
Nice Work, Luna Pancake!
Occasionally, I really like a bit of natural color. Colors in nature never clash.
Image Courtesy of Pupuce67
