While conducting a night survey on Hokkaidō, we were excited to find a slender shrew darting through the leaf litter.

The survey revealed slender poison growing densely along the riverbank, its presence a warning to grazers.

At dusk, the slender-horned gazelle picked its way across the salt flats, every step measured and light.

The red slender loris foraged quietly among the branches at dusk.

The slender-billed gull nested on the small island, its distinctive gray wings flashing against the sunrise.

At dusk, a troop of red slender lorises moved silently through the banana grove, their large eyes catching the last light.

Slender-horned gazelles migrated across the salt flats at dawn, their thin horns catching the early light.

During low tide, I found a delicate mat of slender sea lettuce clinging to the rocks.

On the low-tide flats we collected several slender sea lettuces to study their growth patterns.