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National Geographic Magazine: Bioko Island

A white flower next to a waterfall on the coast.

Ferns growing on a rocky outcropping next to a river.

A flower on the beach before it has opened up.

A termite house in the forest, I'm used to only seeing them on the plains.

A fungus found while exploring the forest.

A village rests in the middle of the forest reserve. The women of the village fish for sardines in the surf with cone shaped traps.

Two hermit crabs on the beach, my first time seeing wild hermit crabs.

A beach insect that lived on the rocks in groups.

Joel Sartore takes photos of baby sea turtles heading into the surf as the scientists count them in the background.

The geology of the island creates beautiful and unique landscapes.

A small insect on the underside of a leaf near the beach.

A cricket blends in with its wooded background.

The team tries pancakes for breakfast to break the monotony of sardines and rice.

A cicada exits its nymph stage in an example of metamorphosis.

A caterpillar walks along a stick in the forest bordering the beach.

A view.

A lone ant on red flowers.

A flying insect stops before taking off again.

A spider species I thought was mimicing jumping spiders with the way it would move.

The celebration dinner for finishing the expedition, the team lived off of sardines, zwan(spam), tomato paste, rice and pasta for 2 weeks.

A chameleon from the forest reserve/research station in the middle of the island.

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