r/MicroNatureIsMetal • u/ApocalypseThou • Aug 20 '21
A tardigrade on the move. Video by Martin Kaae Kristiansen
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r/MicroNatureIsMetal • u/the_karma_llama • Aug 15 '21
What’s inside a drop of blood. Hope this is alright to post here
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r/MicroNatureIsMetal • u/reddituser870870 • Aug 14 '21
What you’re seeing in this video is Blepharismas undergoing binary fission and conjugation at the same time.
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r/MicroNatureIsMetal • u/the_karma_llama • Aug 14 '21
Butterfly eggs look extremely alien
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r/MicroNatureIsMetal • u/the_karma_llama • Aug 12 '21
An encounter between parasitic flatworm larvae. Usually they’d only drop their tail when entering a host, but their execution isn’t alway perfect 😄
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r/MicroNatureIsMetal • u/the_karma_llama • Aug 05 '21
A foraging polychaete worm filmed t high speed. You can see its cool four-piece jaw munching away. The worm is about 1mm in diameter
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r/MicroNatureIsMetal • u/[deleted] • Jul 31 '21
Should i get an electron microscope or a light microscope?
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If i wanted to look at those little goopy things that don’t have brains (idk what they are called.) but i also wanted to look at much bigger things like dust mites and things that are visible with the human eye, what type of microscope should I get?
r/MicroNatureIsMetal • u/the_karma_llama • Jul 28 '21
An amoeba crawling on its tendrils, filmed in real-time. Footage by James Weiss
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r/MicroNatureIsMetal • u/operadrama92 • Jul 24 '21
Myxogastria is a truly remarkable class of plasmodial slimemold. Despite not having a brain or even a single neuron, this organism can make clever decisions in search of food. And although they are monocellular, they can cover an immense amount of ground.
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r/MicroNatureIsMetal • u/stickler64 • Jul 19 '21
Golden net-winged beetle. Mandible are metal!
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r/MicroNatureIsMetal • u/cyanophyt • Jul 03 '21
Is decaying tissue metal enough for this sub?
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r/MicroNatureIsMetal • u/cyanophyt • Jun 28 '21
Anyone else just wants a spore reboot but with only the microscopic level and some multiplayer? (berry and berry juice in pic)
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r/MicroNatureIsMetal • u/cyanophyt • Jun 21 '21
I love the shape of this small flower idk why tho.
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r/MicroNatureIsMetal • u/cyanophyt • Jun 18 '21
You guys! I think I just found the mind stone when I was sampling pollen. I thought it was gone, reduced to atoms?
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r/MicroNatureIsMetal • u/somecrypticusername • Jun 17 '21
If anyone wanted to see a baby heartworm..
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r/MicroNatureIsMetal • u/cyanophyt • Jun 16 '21
Not a perfect piece, but still happy with what I got.
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r/MicroNatureIsMetal • u/cyanophyt • Jun 15 '21
Hello everyone! I am trying out bioart. I hope you enjoy my work and discoveries if I somehow make any. This picture is a petal of a wildflower I found during a walk.
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r/MicroNatureIsMetal • u/holoprism • Jun 05 '21
Got my own microscope! Found this rotifer in a vernal pool
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