25 Bilder zum Thema "protective carapace" bei ClipDealer

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Golden reeds sway in the crisp winter light against a blurred woodland capturing a tranquil moment of natures quiet seasonal hush.
Close up of giant tortoises shell /carapace
Hermann's tortoise (Testudo hermanni) in Grassy Environment Ital
Spur thighed turtle (Testudo graeca)
Hermann's tortoise (Testudo hermanni) in Dry Grass Environment,
Tortoise on the sand (Testudo hermanni)
An Amboina Box Turtle or Southeast Asian Box Turtle is basking on a rock by the river. This shelled reptile has the scientific name Coura amboinensis.
Spur thighed turtle (Testudo graeca)
An Amboina Box Turtle or Southeast Asian Box Turtle is basking on a rock by the river. This shelled reptile has the scientific name Coura amboinensis.
Moving Adult Spur-thighed tortoise
Spur-thighed tortoise
turtle on the beach relaxing
Hermann's tortoise in Grassy Environment Italy, southern Europe
Testudo graeca walking on a rock
 Shoham the turtle 2012
Young tortoise eating in hand
An Amboina Box Turtle or Southeast Asian Box Turtle is basking on a rock by the river. This shelled reptile has the scientific name Coura amboinensis.
Glyptodont on White
Turtle taking sun bath on the stone in between river at forest.
greek tortoise over white
closeup of Testudo hermanni  in natural habitat, hermann's turtoise portrai
An Amboina Box Turtle or Southeast Asian Box Turtle is basking on a rock by the river. This shelled reptile has the scientific name Coura amboinensis.
An Amboina Box Turtle or Southeast Asian Box Turtle is basking on a rock by the river. This shelled reptile has the scientific name Coura amboinensis.
An Amboina Box Turtle or Southeast Asian Box Turtle is basking on a rock by the river. This shelled reptile has the scientific name Coura amboinensis.
An Amboina Box Turtle or Southeast Asian Box Turtle is basking on a rock by the river. This shelled reptile has the scientific name Coura amboinensis.

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