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Executive Director of Wildlands Network in the US
Photographer: Michael Ormerod
their senses have gradually dulled and become dislocated from our natural surroundings
chameleons and the more aggressive rosy wolfsnail
Sloane's urania Chanel Irvine Executive Director of Wildlands NetworkImage from the book 'Extinction' The species was described in 1779 and named after Sir Hans Sloane, the naturalist whose collections of plants, animals and insects became the core collection of London's Natural History Museum. The Urania genus includes just six species of large day flying moths (most moths are nocturnal). Endemic to Jamaica, it was last sighted in the 1890's. Size: A3 297 x 420 mm Authentication: Certificate signed by photographer
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