A <n>Barn Owl</n> looks over its shoulder. Photo by <n>Maureen Long</n>.

A scene from <n>Steven Spielberg</n>'s 1982 film <n>E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial</n> with <n>Drew Barrymore</n> as Gertie.

Dinner and a movie: 'E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial'

A still from the 1996 film <n>The Craft</n> featuring <n>Rachel True</n>, <n>Neve Campbell</n>, and <n>Fairuza Balk</n>.

<n>Crow God</n>, a digital illustration by artist <n>Kevin Macio</n>.

Photography by <n>Murat Doruk</n> in Kayseri, Turkey.

Cover art for the songs <n>Coraline</n> and <n>Midwest Goth</n> by <n>Subject 28</n>.

An image titled <n>Moon Goddess</n>, widely associated with the Divine Feminine.

An illustration titled <n>Alien Plants in the Dark - Fantasy Creature Illustration</n>.

Sci-fi flowers - parts by JonasGRAFIK on DeviantArt

<n>Tellus, or the Earth</n> from the <n>Astronomia Playing Cards</n> set (1829), drawn by <n>C. Hodges</n>.

Digital illustration by <n>Stephan Duq</n>

A <n>tiger</n> in <n>Bandhavgarh National Park</n>, India, by photographer <n>Michael 'Nick' Nichols</n> for <n>National Geographic</n>.

<n>Sunset Fishing Boat</n> (落日渔舟) by photographer <n>宫城飞雪</n>.

A <n>Burrowing Owl</n> photographed by <n>Ben Jiang</n>.

The cover illustration for <n>Gültan Kışanak</n>'s book, <n>Kürt Siyasetinin Mor Rengi</n>.

3-Minute Theory: What is Marxist Feminism? – Kanishka Sikri

Red Lipstick, a photograph by <n>Nicolas Demeersman</n>.

Обои на телефон Животные, HD картинки | Zamanilka

<n>Nymphs Dancing to Pan's Flute</n> by <n>Joseph Tomanek</n>.

A <n>Luna Moth (Actias luna)</n> photographed by <n>Jim Des Rivières</n>.

A <n>Snowy Owl</n> photographed by <n>Dennis Lewis</n>.

Actors <n>Robin Tunney</n>, <n>Fairuza Balk</n>, <n>Rachel True</n>, and <n>Neve Campbell</n> in the 1996 film <n>The Craft</n>.

<n>Rewiring the Mystical</n>, a 2020 digital collage by artist <n>Allison Bagg</n>.

A botanical study of a rose, heartsease, and sweet pea by <n>Jacques Le Moyne de Morgues</n>, ca. 1568.

A depiction of a ritual for the Slavic holiday of <n>Ivana Kupala</n>.