We are used to seeing big animals and things around us, but the world looks very strange and different on a microscopic level…
We are used to seeing big animals and things around us, but the world looks very strange and different on a microscopic level…
Real world sci-fi. Awesome.
Aliens are among us! told ya Ma!
Ants butthole = Dec
Meeh …
Ant’s butthole: my hubby
#2 is not a tardigrade. Tardigrades are also know as water bears, shown in example #7.
They look like pottery class rejects!
So at the last moment, you had to go and spoil it with the Ant’s Butthole!
@Lurking Coward In fact “tardigrades” (or “water bears”, however you want to call them) are a so called phylum of animal, which means there are different species which may differ in their look. But I agree that it is not at all communicated well in this blog post and I, too, was confused at first.
Was that last one really needed? 😂
I thought the “Zebrafish Larvae was rather Cute!!!!!!!!!
Bla: True. but #2 is not a tardigrade.
Tardigrades are water bears.
Fairly certain that #1 is fake. It’s eyes r paper.
The “Bristle Worm” is a Kaiju from Pacific Rim
I kind of thought the one that’s labelled ‘caterpillar’ is actually a demodex mite that lives on people’s faces.
#2 Is not Targitrade… It is Bdelloid rotifer.
The head louse looks diabolical
The maggot looks like the potus
bristle worm hands down scariest shit ever. Looks like a Sarlacc.
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