3 Banded Collection

Three Banded Armadillo - opening - sequence 1 of 3 - controlled conditions 12980
BB-2470 Three Banded Armadillo - opening - sequence 1 of 3 Tolypeutes tricinctus controlled conditions Brian Bevan contact details: prints@ardea.com tel: +44 (0) 20 8318 1401

Three-Banded Armadillo FG 12428 Beginning to unfold from curled-up protective position Range: Argentina, Paraguay
FG-12428 Three-banded ARMADILLO - Beginning to unfold from curled up protective position. Distribution: Argentina, Parguay

Three Banded Armadillo - opening - sequence 3 of 3 - controlled conditions 12983
BB-2472 Three Banded Armadillo - opening - sequence 3 of 3 Tolypeutes tricinctus controlled conditions Brian Bevan contact details: prints@ardea.com tel: +44 (0) 20 8318 1401

Three-Banded Armadillo FG 12427 Curled up in protective position Range: Argentina, Paraguay
FG-12427 Three-banded ARMADILLO - curled up in protective position Distribution: Argentina, Parguay, Parts of Brazil Tolypeutes matacus Francois Gohier contact details: prints@ardea.com tel

Three-Banded Armadillo FG 12426 Curled up in protective position Range: Argentina, Paraguay
FG-12426 Three-banded ARMADILLO - curled up in protective position Distribution: Argentina, Parguay, Parts of Brazil Tolypeutes matacus Francois Gohier contact details: prints@ardea.com tel

Three-Banded Armadillo FG 12430 Opening up from protective curled up position Range: Argentina, Paraguay
FG-12430 Three-banded ARMADILLO - opening up from protective position Distribution: Argentina, Parguay, Parts of Brazil Tolypeutes matacus Francois Gohier contact details: prints@ardea.com tel

Three Banded Armadillo - controlled conditions 12987
BB-2473 Three Banded Armadillo Tolypeutes tricinctus controlled conditions Brian Bevan contact details: prints@ardea.com tel: +44 (0) 20 8318 1401

Three-Banded Armadillo FG 12429 Opening up from protective curled up position Range: Argentina, Paraguay
FG-12429 Three-banded ARMADILLO - opening up from protective position Distribution: Argentina, Parguay, Parts of Brazil Tolypeutes matacus Francois Gohier contact details: prints@ardea.com tel

Three-Banded Armadillo FG 12443 Opening up from protective curled up position Range: Argentina, Paraguay
FG-12443 Three-banded ARMADILLO - opening up from protective position Distribution: Argentina, Parguay, Parts of Brazil Tolypeutes matacus Francois Gohier contact details: prints@ardea.com tel

Three Banded Armadillo - opening - sequence 2 of 3 - controlled conditions 12981
BB-2471 Three Banded Armadillo - opening - sequence 2 of 3 Tolypeutes tricinctus controlled conditions Brian Bevan contact details: prints@ardea.com tel: +44 (0) 20 8318 1401

Three-banded Plover - at edge of water - Namibia
GET-1899 Three-banded Plover - at edge of water Namibia Charadrius tricollaris Geoff Trinder Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in anyway

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"Unveiling the Three-Banded Armadillo: A Fascinating Sequence in Controlled Conditions" In this captivating sequence of images, we witness the mesmerizing opening of the three-banded armadillo. Known for its unique ability to curl up into a protective position, these incredible creatures are found in Argentina, Paraguay, and parts of Brazil. The first image sets the stage as we observe the three-banded armadillo beginning to unfold from its tightly curled-up position. Under controlled conditions (12980), this rare glimpse allows us to appreciate their intricate armor-like shells and delicate features. The photographer, Francois Gohier from ardea. com, skillfully captures every detail. Moving on to sequence 3 of 3 (controlled conditions 12983), we see another shot showcasing the armadillo's curled-up form. Its range spans across Argentina, Paraguay, and parts of Brazil - a testament to their adaptability and survival skills in diverse environments. Sequence 2 of 3 (controlled conditions 12981) takes us further into this unfolding process. As if revealing a hidden treasure within itself, the three-banded armadillo slowly opens up from its protective posture, and is truly remarkable how nature has designed such an efficient defense mechanism for these fascinating creatures. But it doesn't end there. In FG 12429 and FG 12443 images captured by Francois Gohier once again at ardea. com, we witness more instances where these armored marvels open up from their curled-up positions. Their resilience shines through as they emerge ready to face whatever challenges lie ahead. Let's not forget about our feathered friends. Amidst all this excitement surrounding the three-banded armadillos' unveiling moments, two shots featuring a three-banded plover at Namibia's water edge add a touch of diversity to our visual journey. These captivating photographs remind us of nature's wonders and highlight the beauty of creatures like the three-banded armadillo and plover.