"debris capture"

#13052428

3 December 2025

A worker performs construction work on a residential building, using a broom on the streets of Burano Island in Burano, Venice Province, Veneto, Italy, on November 18, 2025. The scene captures essential daily life labor and building upkeep in the residential neighborhood of the Venice lagoon.

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#13052435

3 December 2025

A worker performs construction work on a residential building, using a broom on the streets of Burano Island in Burano, Venice Province, Veneto, Italy, on November 18, 2025. The scene captures essential daily life labor and building upkeep in the residential neighborhood of the Venice lagoon.

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#13027542

26 November 2025

A man takes a photo of the debris through a broken window as a photographer's shadow appears beside him, both capturing an overhead view of Korail slum after a fire breaks out on Tuesday night, destroying hundreds of homes, in Dhaka, Bangladesh, on November 26, 2025.

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#12817094

1 October 2025

An excavator removes weeds from Dal Lake and loads them into a tipper truck as part of a cleanup operation in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, on October 1, 2025. Authorities step up restoration efforts of Dal Lake, the main tourist attraction in the heart of Srinagar, with measures including deploying floating trash booms to capture plastic and other debris, as concerns mount over its shrinking size and deteriorating health.

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#12817095

1 October 2025

An excavator removes weeds from Dal Lake and loads them into a tipper truck as part of a cleanup operation in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, on October 1, 2025. Authorities step up restoration efforts of Dal Lake, the main tourist attraction in the heart of Srinagar, with measures including deploying floating trash booms to capture plastic and other debris, as concerns mount over its shrinking size and deteriorating health.

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#12817097

1 October 2025

An excavator removes weeds from Dal Lake and loads them into a tipper truck as part of a cleanup operation in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, on October 1, 2025. Authorities step up restoration efforts of Dal Lake, the main tourist attraction in the heart of Srinagar, with measures including deploying floating trash booms to capture plastic and other debris, as concerns mount over its shrinking size and deteriorating health.

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#12817096

1 October 2025

Kashmir's Lakes and Waterways Authority uses vessels to collect weeds from Dal Lake as part of a cleanup operation in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, on October 1, 2025. Authorities step up restoration efforts of Dal Lake, the main tourist attraction in the heart of Srinagar, with measures including deploying floating trash booms to capture plastic and other debris, as concerns mount over its shrinking size and deteriorating health.

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#12487256

19 June 2025

The CNN camerawoman captures videos while walking through the debris of the headquarters of the Islamic Republic of Iran News Network (IRINN) located in Iran's state television compound, which is destroyed in Israeli strikes during the war with Iran in northern Tehran, Iran, on June 19, 2025.

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#11455244

4 August 2024

A huge Perseid meteor is being seen over the night sky in Haputale, Sri Lanka, on August 4, 2024. All night, I am setting up my camera on the hotel balcony, and I am able to capture a huge Perseid meteor. The Perseids meteor shower is an annual celestial event that is occurring every August, typically peaking around the 12th to 14th. Originating from the debris of the Swift-Tuttle comet, the Perseids are known for their bright, fast-moving meteors. Observers are often seeing up to 60–100 meteors per hour under dark skies, making it one of the most popular and spectacular meteor showers of the year. The Perseids are also being seen in late July, with the number of visible meteors increasing as the shower is approaching its peak in mid-August.

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#11197319

30 April 2024

Bagworm moth larvae are currently living in protective baglike cases that they have made out of their own silk and plant materials. The bags, which range in size from 6 to 152 mm (0.25 to 6 inches), are constructed from silk and bits of leaves, twigs, and other debris. These bags are attached to trees, rocks, or fences while the larvae are resting or during their pupa stage. The larvae are extending their heads and thoraxes from their mobile cases to eat the leaves of host plants. Some bagworm moth larvae, known as log cabin caterpillars, are rebuilding their wooden homes multiple times as they grow larger. While the larvae of some species are eating lichen, others prefer green leaves. Bagworms usually occur on evergreens such as cedar or juniper, but they may also be found on deciduous trees like honey locusts. In this case, the bags are covered with small leaves and twigs from the host tree. A bagworm moth larva is moving through the house with their distinctive appearance in Tehatta, West Bengal, India, on April 29, 2024.

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#11197320

30 April 2024

Bagworm Moth Larvae (Psychidae) Are Caterpillars That Live In Protective Baglike Cases They Make Out Of Their Own Silk And Plant Materials. The Bags Range In Size From 6 To 152 Mm (0.25 To 6 Inches) And Are Constructed From Silk And Bits Of Leaves, Twigs, And Other Debris. The Bags Are Attached To Trees, Rocks, Or Fences While Resting Or During Their Pupa Stage. The Larvae Extend Their Head And Thorax From Their Mobile Case To Eat The Leaves Of Host Plants. Some Bagworm Moth Larvae Are Known As Log Cabin Caterpillars Because They Rebuild Their Wooden Homes Multiple Times As They Grow Larger. The Larvae Of Some Species Eat Lichen, While Others Prefer Green Leaves. Bagworms Usually Occur On Evergreens Such As Cedar Or Juniper, But They May Also Occur On Deciduous Trees Such As Honey Locusts. In This Case, The Bags Are Covered With Small Leaves And Twigs From The Host Tree. A Bagworm Moth Larva Is Moving Through The House With Their Crazy Look At Tehatta, West Bengal, India On 29/04/2024.

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#11197322

30 April 2024

Bagworm Moth Larvae (Psychidae) Are Caterpillars That Live In Protective Baglike Cases They Make Out Of Their Own Silk And Plant Materials. The Bags Range In Size From 6 To 152 Mm (0.25 To 6 Inches) And Are Constructed From Silk And Bits Of Leaves, Twigs, And Other Debris. The Bags Are Attached To Trees, Rocks, Or Fences While Resting Or During Their Pupa Stage. The Larvae Extend Their Head And Thorax From Their Mobile Case To Eat The Leaves Of Host Plants. Some Bagworm Moth Larvae Are Known As Log Cabin Caterpillars Because They Rebuild Their Wooden Homes Multiple Times As They Grow Larger. The Larvae Of Some Species Eat Lichen, While Others Prefer Green Leaves. Bagworms Usually Occur On Evergreens Such As Cedar Or Juniper, But They May Also Occur On Deciduous Trees Such As Honey Locusts. In This Case, The Bags Are Covered With Small Leaves And Twigs From The Host Tree. A Bagworm Moth Larva Is Moving Through The House With Their Crazy Look At Tehatta, West Bengal, India On 29/04/2024.

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#11197323

30 April 2024

Bagworm Moth Larvae (Psychidae) Are Caterpillars That Live In Protective Baglike Cases They Make Out Of Their Own Silk And Plant Materials. The Bags Range In Size From 6 To 152 Mm (0.25 To 6 Inches) And Are Constructed From Silk And Bits Of Leaves, Twigs, And Other Debris. The Bags Are Attached To Trees, Rocks, Or Fences While Resting Or During Their Pupa Stage. The Larvae Extend Their Head And Thorax From Their Mobile Case To Eat The Leaves Of Host Plants. Some Bagworm Moth Larvae Are Known As Log Cabin Caterpillars Because They Rebuild Their Wooden Homes Multiple Times As They Grow Larger. The Larvae Of Some Species Eat Lichen, While Others Prefer Green Leaves. Bagworms Usually Occur On Evergreens Such As Cedar Or Juniper, But They May Also Occur On Deciduous Trees Such As Honey Locusts. In This Case, The Bags Are Covered With Small Leaves And Twigs From The Host Tree. A Bagworm Moth Larva Is Moving Through The House With Their Crazy Look At Tehatta, West Bengal, India On 29/04/2024.

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#11197324

30 April 2024

Bagworm Moth Larvae (Psychidae) Are Caterpillars That Live In Protective Baglike Cases They Make Out Of Their Own Silk And Plant Materials. The Bags Range In Size From 6 To 152 Mm (0.25 To 6 Inches) And Are Constructed From Silk And Bits Of Leaves, Twigs, And Other Debris. The Bags Are Attached To Trees, Rocks, Or Fences While Resting Or During Their Pupa Stage. The Larvae Extend Their Head And Thorax From Their Mobile Case To Eat The Leaves Of Host Plants. Some Bagworm Moth Larvae Are Known As Log Cabin Caterpillars Because They Rebuild Their Wooden Homes Multiple Times As They Grow Larger. The Larvae Of Some Species Eat Lichen, While Others Prefer Green Leaves. Bagworms Usually Occur On Evergreens Such As Cedar Or Juniper, But They May Also Occur On Deciduous Trees Such As Honey Locusts. In This Case, The Bags Are Covered With Small Leaves And Twigs From The Host Tree. A Bagworm Moth Larva Is Moving Through The House With Their Crazy Look At Tehatta, West Bengal, India On 29/04/2024.

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#11197325

30 April 2024

Bagworm Moth Larvae (Psychidae) Are Caterpillars That Live In Protective Baglike Cases They Make Out Of Their Own Silk And Plant Materials. The Bags Range In Size From 6 To 152 Mm (0.25 To 6 Inches) And Are Constructed From Silk And Bits Of Leaves, Twigs, And Other Debris. The Bags Are Attached To Trees, Rocks, Or Fences While Resting Or During Their Pupa Stage. The Larvae Extend Their Head And Thorax From Their Mobile Case To Eat The Leaves Of Host Plants. Some Bagworm Moth Larvae Are Known As Log Cabin Caterpillars Because They Rebuild Their Wooden Homes Multiple Times As They Grow Larger. The Larvae Of Some Species Eat Lichen, While Others Prefer Green Leaves. Bagworms Usually Occur On Evergreens Such As Cedar Or Juniper, But They May Also Occur On Deciduous Trees Such As Honey Locusts. In This Case, The Bags Are Covered With Small Leaves And Twigs From The Host Tree. A Bagworm Moth Larva Is Moving Through The House With Their Crazy Look At Tehatta, West Bengal, India On 29/04/2024.

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#11197326

30 April 2024

Bagworm Moth Larvae (Psychidae) Are Caterpillars That Live In Protective Baglike Cases They Make Out Of Their Own Silk And Plant Materials. The Bags Range In Size From 6 To 152 Mm (0.25 To 6 Inches) And Are Constructed From Silk And Bits Of Leaves, Twigs, And Other Debris. The Bags Are Attached To Trees, Rocks, Or Fences While Resting Or During Their Pupa Stage. The Larvae Extend Their Head And Thorax From Their Mobile Case To Eat The Leaves Of Host Plants. Some Bagworm Moth Larvae Are Known As Log Cabin Caterpillars Because They Rebuild Their Wooden Homes Multiple Times As They Grow Larger. The Larvae Of Some Species Eat Lichen, While Others Prefer Green Leaves. Bagworms Usually Occur On Evergreens Such As Cedar Or Juniper, But They May Also Occur On Deciduous Trees Such As Honey Locusts. In This Case, The Bags Are Covered With Small Leaves And Twigs From The Host Tree. A Bagworm Moth Larva Is Moving Through The House With Their Crazy Look At Tehatta, West Bengal, India On 29/04/2024.

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