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Extreme Close-up of an Ant. Scary!
Link goes to photo . . . and a many more micrography photos. Seems some were taken with an electron microscope.
"This image is an extreme close up of an ant, photo taken by Eugenijus Kavaliauskas. It recently won a prize from Nikon as an image of distinction - it will straight up give you nightmares."
And from Yahoo: "The picture of the ant’s face, magnified five times under a microscope, bears little resemeblence to what most humans might think of when they picture ants: the face in the photograph has red eyes and what appear to be golden fangs, sharp, intense features that struck at least one person as horrifying."
Link goes to photo . . . and a many more micrography photos. Seems some were taken with an electron microscope.
"This image is an extreme close up of an ant, photo taken by Eugenijus Kavaliauskas. It recently won a prize from Nikon as an image of distinction - it will straight up give you nightmares."
And from Yahoo: "The picture of the ant’s face, magnified five times under a microscope, bears little resemeblence to what most humans might think of when they picture ants: the face in the photograph has red eyes and what appear to be golden fangs, sharp, intense features that struck at least one person as horrifying."
Ant (Camponotus) | 2022 Photomicrography Competition
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SGT Mary G.
Did you click on the rectangle, SFC David Reid, M.S, PHR, SHRM-CP, DTM? It goes to a clear photo, and lots of other microscopic photos too. The antennae on the eyes, the teeth! It's no wonder the bites of the tiny buggers hurt like hell.
https://www.nikonsmallworld.com/galleries/2022-photomicrography-competition/ant-camponotus
Bad enough one or two while watering the garden. They are too small to feel or see until they bite! Someone in BT sat on top of where fireants were. She took off sprinting for the shower. A couple of friends went with her to access the damage.
https://www.nikonsmallworld.com/galleries/2022-photomicrography-competition/ant-camponotus
Bad enough one or two while watering the garden. They are too small to feel or see until they bite! Someone in BT sat on top of where fireants were. She took off sprinting for the shower. A couple of friends went with her to access the damage.
Ant (Camponotus) | 2022 Photomicrography Competition
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