Description:

This is a set of ten different collectible phone cards from Spain, each issued by Telefónica and highlighting various elements of Iberian fauna under the series title "Fauna Ibérica." The cards feature vibrant photographic images of animals and one artistic design, with denomination values of 1000 or 2000 pesetas. Each card includes the Telefónica logo along with microchip technology embedded in the card.

The animal-themed cards depict a variety of species native to the Iberian Peninsula. These include the "Oso pardo" (Ursus arctos), shown twice with different images, one of a bear with cubs in a grassy setting, and another close-up on a rock. The "Cabra montés" (Capra pyrenaica victoriae), a mountain goat, is illustrated standing on snow with prominent curved horns. The "Pato colorado" (Netta rufina) portrays a duck swimming in a body of water. The "Ranita de San Antonio" (Hyla arborea) shows a bright green tree frog resting on a rock. The "Lince ibérico" (Lynx pardina) presents a close-up of a lynx lying on grass. The "Águila imperial" (Aquila heliaca adalberti) features a golden eagle perched on foliage. The "Lobo" (Canis lupus) is depicted standing in a natural woodland setting. The "Búho real" (Bubo bubo) shows an eagle owl perched on a snow-covered branch.

The tenth card stands out with a bold artistic illustration of abstract brains in greenish hues and an intense eye peeking out from among them. It carries the caption "Bonito Planeta. ¡Nos lo quedamos!" emphasizing an environmental message about preserving the planet.

These phone cards showcase a mix of natural wildlife photography and creative art while serving as collectible telecommunications items from Spain’s Telefónica network. Each card’s front design prominently displays the "Fauna Ibérica" logo with a stylized map symbol, the animal's common name with its scientific name in brackets, and Telefónica branding alongside the prepaid value.

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