Microscopic photos show the hidden beauty of an invisible world

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发布时间：2025-04-26 21:03:05
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We know that wildlife photos of large mammals and wide open vistas can be breathtaking, but you know what doesn't get enough of a look in?

Close-up shots. As in microscopic, invisible-to-the-naked-eye kind of shots.

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Enter the Nikon Small World Photomicrography Competition, which celebrates images taken using microscopes and has today announced the winning photos for its 2020 contest. It comes weeks after announcing the winners of the video competition, which are equally stunning.

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From orange microtubules inside a cell to the colourful tongue of a freshwater snail, and in no particular order, here are the top 20...

Hebe plant anther with pollen. Credit: Dr. Robert Markus & Zsuzsa Markus Mashable Image

Leaf roller weevil (Byctiscus betulae) lateral view. Credit: Özgür Kerem Bulur Mashable Image

Microtubules (orange) inside a cell. Nucleus is shown in cyan. Credit: Jason Kirk Mashable Image

Connections between hippocampal neurons (brain cells). Credit: Jason Kirk & Quynh Nguyen Mashable Image

Crystals formed after heating an ethanol and water solution containing L-glutamine and beta-alanine. Credit: Justin Zoll Mashable Image

Atlas moth wing. Credit: Chris Perani Mashable Image

Daphnia magna (Phyllopoda). Credit: Ahmad Fauzan Mashable Image

Bogong moth. Credit: Ahmad Fauzan Mashable Image

Multi-nucleate spores and hyphae of a soil fungus (arbuscular mycorrhizal fungus). Credit: Dr. Vasileios Kokkoris, Dr. Franck Stefani & Dr. Nicolas Corradi Mashable Image

Tongue (radula) of a freshwater snail. Credit: Dr. Igor Siwanowicz Mashable Image

Nylon stockings. Credit: Alexander Klepnev Mashable Image

Human hair. Credit: Robert Vierthaler Mashable Image

Chameleon embryo (autofluorescence). Credit: Dr. Allan Carrillo-Baltodano & David Salamanca Mashable Image

Dorsal view of bones and scales (blue) and lymphatic vessels (orange) in a juvenile zebrafish. Credit: Daniel Castranova, Dr. Brant Weinstein & Bakary Samasa Mashable Image

Red algae. Credit: Dr. Tagide deCarvalho Mashable Image

Ventral view of an immature water boatman. Credit: Anne Algar Mashable Image

Silica cell wall of the marine diatom Arachnoidiscus sp. Credit: Dr. Jan Michels Mashable Image

Embryonic development of a clownfish (Amphiprion percula) on days 1, 3 (morning and evening), 5, and 9 Credit: Daniel Knop Mashable Image

Chain of daughter individuals from the asexually reproducing annelid species Chaetogaster diaphanus. Credit: Dr. Eduardo Zattara & Dr. Alexa Bely Mashable Image

Skeleton preparation of a short-tailed fruit bat embryo (Carollia perspicillata). Credit: Dr. Dorit Hockman & Dr. Vanessa Chong-Morrison

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