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Insects under a microscope: photos with names
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If you ever come across an enthusiastic microbiology enthusiast, sooner or later you will hear from him rave reviews about what he recently managed to observe. Bacteria, fungi, sponges, insects, parts of plants and animals - you will be bombarded with a huge amount of information and emotions. But hearing about it is not the same as seeing it for yourself. If you want to know what insects look like under a microscope, what onion skin looks like under 100x magnification, and what muscle tissue is made of, we will now tell and show you everything.
The most exciting thing about amateur microbiology is studying familiar objects at high magnification. Therefore, insects become one of the first objects for observation. Under a microscope, you can examine in detail the wings of bees and flies, study the villi on the legs of a fruit fly, and examine the structure of a mosquito's proboscis.
Insects under a microscope: photo gallery
Bee wing, 60x | Drosophila, 60x | Mosquito mouthparts, 60x |
However, catching a nimble insect and placing it under a microscope lens can sometimes be difficult. Plants and mushrooms are more accessible for research. It is interesting to examine cereals, flower buds and mold under a microscope. At low magnification you can study the structure of plants, and at high magnification you can observe the division of their cells.
Plants and fungi under a microscope: photo gallery
Onion peel, 150x | Mucor mold (dark field), 150x | Mitosis in onion root, 600x |
The next objects of microbiological research are usually animal and human tissues. To obtain them, it is enough to take a set of ready-made microslides. With its help, you can see nerve fibers, examine bone tissue, and study human blood. And it's much more exciting than insects under a microscope! Several photos with names can be seen below.
Bone tissue, 150x | Mammal sperm, 600x | Loose connective tissue, 600x |
In this article we have presented only a small part of what can be seen under a microscope. And the actual experience gained cannot be compared in terms of the power of emotions with viewing photographs on the Internet. Studying the microworld is a fascinating hobby that is now available to many. Modern technologies make it possible not only to study tiny creatures, but also to photograph them yourself using a regular smartphone. Colorful photo albums of research can be obtained even with the help of an inexpensive amateur microscope.
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Ant head
Watching the hard-working ants, we see how they build their homes or try to steal crumbs of food from our table. But if you see a cute goosebump at tenfold magnification, this hard worker will not seem like a harmless bug.
By enlarging familiar insects and plants, you can understand how complex and unique the world around us is. And also how fragile it is, how easily we humans can destroy the beauty that surrounds us.
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Danger of cockroaches
These insects are dangerous, first of all, because they are carriers of infectious diseases and worms. As they crawl over our food and utensils, they leave behind millions of different microbes. If you do not treat such dishes, you can become infected with something very unpleasant. This is due to the fact that this insect can eat not only food debris or garbage, but also the feces of various animals and even human waste.
If you dreamed that you were bitten by a cockroach, then it may not be a dream. These insects can, in fact, bite humans. This occurs as a result of lack of food or water. In such cases, the barbel does not show any special aggression. Simply, in this way, it makes up for the lack of food. But this is very dangerous, as the bites can become inflamed and fester. In addition, they have the custom, when children are sleeping, of biting their eyelashes and eyebrows, as well as gnawing the epidermis in the corners of their lips.
Numerous cases of allergic reactions after bites also confirm the danger of these insects. So if you dreamed of cockroaches and their antennae, then it is better to check your home and treat all suspicious places.