Amazing Scanning Electron Microscope Photos (new ones-you won't be disappointed!)

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No I don't, I'm sorry to say.

I am thinking about getting the book.

If I do, I'll let you know.

Hopefully someone else can put some up.

There are some things I'd rather not know about. The picture of the Head louse is one of them. My heads been iching since I saw that picture. I may have to shave my curly locks!

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I like the eyelash one too. Thanks for letting us know about the shedding skin, I didn't what that was.
I would like to know why the eyelashes look green. I thought it was grass or something at first.
Does anybody know why they appear green??

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Nice pictures there. Thanks for the topic sir, I am not dissapointed!

Originally posted by Vampiri
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Carefull with that mouthwash a great amount of the microorganisims on your tounge are there in symbiosis with you... something most mouthwash brands does not take into consideration

Thanks a million for this OP definite S&F

haha liked the text at the end of the picture series "No wonder modern forensics solves so many crimes"

Excellent point. Few people realize how important some of these little guys are to our health -- helping with everything from digestion to cleaning away left over food particles. Maintaining a health "stock" of friendly bacteria and other organisms is a good way to keep away the nasty ones. Brushing teeth and washing the body with plain water is all we really need most of the time.

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That head louse is armoured with spikes all over his limbs and body.

It makes you wonder who/what he is doing battle with up there on our head that he has a need for such armour? Is it really such a dangerous world up there on our scalp?

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I hadn't thought of the Head Louse guy like that. Needing armor to survive.... what? lol

And, if he is the loser of most of those battles... ugh

Thanks for that mental image. lol

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Awesome!

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Wow, I see you just joing, like TODAY.

Thanks for posting your thoughts.

That is what I like to see, someone stepping up and getting in the game.

Welcome aboard my friend.

Great post! I love looking at pics like this. They remind me of a sci-fi movie or one of my strange dreams!

Now I definitely need to go find the book!

Originally posted by anon72
reply to post by Vampiri

 

Yes, so did I. I am surprised you are the only one that said anything.
Can you imagine what they must see when looking at evidence?
Glad you liked them. My wife and I got a messed up in this one last night. Went looking for more etc. Laughing our butts off.
That's what life is all about. Learning and Loving life. Even this tiny stuff (from a distance).
Also, I wonder what the tongue would look like After a brushing?

Here is one of the taste bud on the tounge... not sure if it is before or after brushing though. It comes with a few more images from within the body, enjoy



(15 Beautiful Microscopic Images from Inside the Human Body)
www.environmentalgraffiti.com...

(Here are some more awesome images (two series ... again can't seem to find one of the tounge after brushing though)
www.boredpanda.com...

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That was one ugly pic. But yet awesome.

Thanks for putting this stuff up.

The more the merrier.

Star!

He he, yea i particularily liked the shark scales... i always find my self amazed that such awesome paterns/organisms can be so tiny yet have such an important function no matter how many times i see it






... how would i go about posting the image directly to my post avoiding the "link to external image" ?

That house louse was a bit disturbing, I have seen a few other pictures of other bacteria that look like monsters. Some photos are best not looked at

pictures not working on the rense site anymore