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Hey everyone, this is Juthika and welcome to your 13th HTML5 tutorial. Today lets talk about images. Can you imagine a web without images? Images are everywhere. Images can improve the design and the appearance of a web page. To put an image on a webpage we use the img element. Images are not technically inserted into a web page; images are linked to web pages. The amp;lt;imgamp;gt; tag creates a holding space for the referenced image. It is an empty element, amp;amp; it only contains attributes, it does not have a closing tag. And then there are four attributes we want to include on every image element. The source attribute, shortened to src. The alt attribute, and the width and height attributes. Every image should have all four. So, lets go ahead and put some images on our web page. I have opened the same animals.html file that we created in our earlier tutorials. This file is also linked to our index.html. But dont worry if you dont have an animals or index file. You can sta