You'll see the image by itself and, as with some of the other search engines, you will need to backtrack from the URL to get to the context. HotBot HotBot uses a strange but workable method. It recognizes the presence of images through file extensions, but it doesn't necessarily match your query term to words associated with the image itself. Essentially, this strategy boils down to a Boolean AND search, rather than the more restrictive adjacency or field searching. However, that GIF may or may not represent a dinosaur, since the search boils down to dinosaur AND file of type .gif.
Results display as site title and opening text, and lead to the calling page.
You may have to hunt for the image once you get there. Image Surfer comprises a directory as well as a search facility, which means you can browse by hierarchical subject category as well as conduct a keyword or visual search. The Surfer uses Excalibur's Internet Spider to locate and catalog pictures. Webmasters may also submit sites for inclusion. During a keyword search, Image Surfer looks for your term in the page title, directory or file name, or a link leading to an image file.