Photographer snaps an incredible close-up of an ant's face

[Natural Citizen]

I dunno about you all but it give me the heebie jeebies...


''At first glance at this image, you'd be forgiven for mistaking it as a still from the latest horror blockbuster.

But the image is very much real - and is actually a close-up of an ant.

Lithuanian photographer Dr Eugenijus Kavaliauskas snapped the ant magnified five times under a microscope, revealing its red eyes and shadowy face in exceptional detail.

The image was submitted to Nikon's Small World Photomicrography Competition and has been selected as one of the 57 'Images of Distinction'.

Incredible close-up of an ant's face will give you nightmares

Lithuanian photographer Dr Eugenijus Kavaliauskas snapped the ant magnified five times under a microscope, revealing its red eyes and shadowy face in exceptional detail.

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[The Irish Ram]

That is incredible.

 

[Yarddog]

they look much cuter when they are little.

 

[SweetSue92]

This is amazing.

Disgusting. But amazing.

 

[fncceo]

 

[Muhammed]

I dunno about you all but it give me the heebie jeebies...


''At first glance at this image, you'd be forgiven for mistaking it as a still from the latest horror blockbuster.

Yikes!

It's Halloween season. Time to watch the 1954 horror movie THEM! about the giant ants.

 

[AlexanderPK]

Remember that one. Funny

 

[fncceo]

Yikes!

It's Halloween season. Time to watch the 1954 horror movie THEM! about the giant ants.

Starring Joan Weldon ... and some other guys...

 

[fncceo]

Remember that one. Funny

Actually, the line about "I, for one, welcome our insect overlords" was actually spoken by Joan Collins in "Empire of the Ants" from 1977

 

[Muhammed]

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WTF is that!

Ant porn???

And here I thought furries were weird....

 

[AlexanderPK]

Actually, the line about "I, for one, welcome our insect overlords" was actually spoken by Joan Collins in "Empire of the Ants" from 1977

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Thanks. That's why we don't always fully grasp the humor. But this time it was funny even without that knowledge. ))

 

[Penelope]

Actually, the line about "I, for one, welcome our insect overlords" was actually spoken by Joan Collins in "Empire of the Ants" from 1977

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I really wish I hadn't seen this one.

 

[skye]

I dunno about you all but it give me the heebie jeebies...


''At first glance at this image, you'd be forgiven for mistaking it as a still from the latest horror blockbuster.

But the image is very much real - and is actually a close-up of an ant.

Lithuanian photographer Dr Eugenijus Kavaliauskas snapped the ant magnified five times under a microscope, revealing its red eyes and shadowy face in exceptional detail.

The image was submitted to Nikon's Small World Photomicrography Competition and has been selected as one of the 57 'Images of Distinction'.

Incredible close-up of an ant's face will give you nightmares

Lithuanian photographer Dr Eugenijus Kavaliauskas snapped the ant magnified five times under a microscope, revealing its red eyes and shadowy face in exceptional detail.

www.dailymail.co.uk

More at linked source...

OMG! Natural Citizen! that photo is beyond amazing!!!! is absolutely incredible! WOW!

Thank you for posting!!!!

 

[Leo123]

I dunno about you all but it give me the heebie jeebies...


''At first glance at this image, you'd be forgiven for mistaking it as a still from the latest horror blockbuster.

But the image is very much real - and is actually a close-up of an ant.

Lithuanian photographer Dr Eugenijus Kavaliauskas snapped the ant magnified five times under a microscope, revealing its red eyes and shadowy face in exceptional detail.

The image was submitted to Nikon's Small World Photomicrography Competition and has been selected as one of the 57 'Images of Distinction'.

Incredible close-up of an ant's face will give you nightmares

Lithuanian photographer Dr Eugenijus Kavaliauskas snapped the ant magnified five times under a microscope, revealing its red eyes and shadowy face in exceptional detail.

www.dailymail.co.uk

More at linked source...

Sheeeeeeit!!!

 

[Natural Citizen]

OMG! Natural Citizen! that photo is beyond amazing!!!! is absolutely incredible! WOW!

Thank you for posting!!!!

It gives me the heebie jeebies.

If you do a Google Image search for Nikon's Small World Photomicrography Competition, all sorts of those kinds of close up pictures are returned in the results.

Here's a flea, for instance...

After seing closeups of these bugs, it makes me thankful that I'm bigger than they are. lol...

 

[Natural Citizen]

Sheeeeeeit!!!

Exactly.

 

[skye]

It gives me the heebie jeebies.

If you do a Google Image search for Nikon's Small World Photomicrography Competition, all sorts of those kinds of close up pictures are returned in the results.

Here's a flea, for instance...

After seing closeups of these bugs, it makes me thankful that I'm bigger than they are. lol...

omigod.....you are right Natural Citizen!

Yes, I'll do a google search.... wow ....that flea you have posted there ! they are not nice creatures!!!!

I do not even want to know what a spider would look like.... I'm terrified of spiders.....please dont post a spider!!!! hehehehe

 

[Leo123]

omigod.....you are right Natural Citizen!

Yes, I'll do a google search.... wow ....that flea you have posted there ! they are not nice creatures!!!!

I do not even want to know what a spider would look like.... I'm terrified of spiders.....please dont post a spider!!!! hehehehe

Shot this photo myself.

 

[skye]

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Shot this photo myself.

Spiders are horrible! very scary !good pic but I don't like the spider! lol

 

[Leo123]

Spiders are horrible! very scary !good pic but I don't like the spider! lol

Yeah weird too, it was completely white!! Not sure if it was an albino widow. It wasn't near the house so, I just took the photo and let it be.