In: "Wind-und Wasserhosen in Europa" by Alfred Wegener, 1917. Counter-clockwise rotation of storms. Call number: QC955.W4 1917.

In: "Wind-und Wasserhosen in Europa" by Alfred Wegener, 1917. Upper image: tornado in vicinity of Solingen, Germany. Lower image: waterspouts off Nice, France. Call number: QC955.W4 1917.

In: "Wind-und Wasserhosen in Europa" by Alfred Wegener, 1917. Medieval drawing of tornadic funnel cloud observed on July 2, 1587. Call number: QC955.W4 1917.

Adult whiskered auklet (Simorhynchus pygmaeus) in breeding plumage, in: "Contributions to the Natural History of Alaska", No. II, 1886, by L. M. Turner. Call number QH105 .A4 U5 1886.

Adult Kittlitzii's Murrelet (Brachyramphus kittlitzii) in winter plumage, in: "Contributions to the Natural History of Alaska", No. II, 1886, by L. M. Turner. Call number QH105 .A4 U5 1886.

Adult male ptarmigan (Lagopus rupestris) in summer plumage, in: "Contributions to the Natural History of Alaska", No. II, 1886, by L. M. Turner. Call number QH105 .A4 U5 1886.

Adult female ptarmigan (Lagopus rupestris) in summer plumage, in: "Contributions to the Natural History of Alaska", No. II, 1886, by L. M. Turner. Call number QH105 .A4 U5 1886.

Adult female great gray owl (Ulula cinerea) in: "Contributions to the Natural History of Alaska", No. II, 1886, by L. M. Turner. Call number QH105 .A4 U5 1886.

Adult northern hawk owl (Surnia ulula) in: "Contributions to the Natural History of Alaska", No. II, 1886, by L. M. Turner. Call number QH105 .A4 U5 1886.

A two-barred crossbill finch (Loxia leucoptera) in first plumage and an adult male Cassin's bullfinch (Pyrrhula cassini) in: "Contributions to the Natural History of Alaska", No. II, 1886, by L. M. Turner. Call number QH105 .A4 U5 1886.

An adult gray-crowned finch (Leucosticte griseinucha) in breeding plumage, in: "Contributions to the Natural History of Alaska", No. II, 1886, by L. M. Turner. Call number QH105 .A4 U5 1886.

Winter adult white-eyed wagtail (Motacilla ocularis) and young in winter, in: "Contributions to the Natural History of Alaska", No. II, 1886, by L. M. Turner. Call number QH105 .A4 U5 1886.

Adult Alaskan wren (Troglodytes alascensis) and adult red-throated pipit (Anthus cervinus) in winter plumage, in: "Contributions to the Natural History of Alaska", No. II, 1886, by L. M. Turner. Call number QH105 .A4 U5 1886.

The boreal chickadee ( Parus hudsonicus) and Siberian tit (Parus cinctus) in: "Contributions to the Natural History of Alaska", No. II, 1886, by L. M. Turner. Call number QH105 .A4 U5 1886.

Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone River showing Yellowstone Falls. In: "Physical Geography", p. 27, by Arnold Guyot, 1873. Call No. 551.4 G989ph.

Earthquake and tsunami at Lisbon, Portugal. In: "Physical Geography", p. 17, by Arnold Guyot, 1873. This earthquake occurred on November 1, 1755, and generated a great tsunami of 40 feet in height at Lisbon and lesser heights throughout much of the North Atlantic Ocean. Call No. 551.4 G989ph.

Smooth boxfish (Anoplocapros lenticularis).

Grey nurse shark (Carcharias taurus).

Fish

Fish

Porpita sp.

Porpita sp.

Rough leatherjacket. Scobinichthys granulatus.

Melange of rocky reef fish and invertebrates.

Fish

Old wife (Enoplosus armatus).

Coral fish (Chelmonops truncatus)

Diving on a coral reef

Hammerhead shark head (Sphyrna lewini)

(Brachaluteres trossulus).

Pygmy leatherjacket (Brachaluteres trossulus)

Fish

Nudibranchs

Silver dory (Cyttus australis)

Red mullet (Upeneichthys porosus) .

Rosy perch (Callanthias allporti)

Rosy perch (Callanthias allporti)

A holothurian

Pygmy boxfish (Capropygia unistriata)

Chinaman leatherjacket (Navodon ayraud)

Black-spotted boarfish (Zanclistius elevatus)

Four fish (Anthyas pulchellus), (Caesioperca razor), (Ostorhinchus conwaii, jr.) , (Kathetostoma nigrofasciatum)

(Anthyas pulchellas).

(Caesioperca razor).

(Kathetostoma nigrofasciatum).

Juvenile knifejaw (Ostorhinchus conwaii ), also known as (Oplegnathus woodwardi)

Weedy seadragon (Phyllopteryx taeniolatus)

Thetis fish (Neosebastes thetidis)

Trevally (Usacaranx lutescens)

Spinyfin velifer (Metavelifer multiradiatus)