British pen Tom Jackson and his colleagues spent three months completing the book 'Micro Monsters', including 80 3D images of insects taken through a microscope.
According to the Daily Mail , the authors covered a small layer of gold with tiny insects and cooled them in a liquid nitrogen atmosphere. They then used electron beams from a microscope to create 3D images of these tiny insects.
" I want to create the most detailed pictures of little insects around our house, like flies, spiders, insects that parasitize animals and humans ," said author Tom Jackson. .
Author Tom Jackson, who has written over 80 different adult and young books, explains ' Micro Monsters ' as an opportunity to introduce the most detailed images of insects and us. It is difficult to observe with the naked eye.
Here are some photos in 'Micro Monsters' book:
According to the Daily Mail , the authors covered a small layer of gold with tiny insects and cooled them in a liquid nitrogen atmosphere. They then used electron beams from a microscope to create 3D images of these tiny insects.
" I want to create the most detailed pictures of little insects around our house, like flies, spiders, insects that parasitize animals and humans ," said author Tom Jackson. .
Author Tom Jackson, who has written over 80 different adult and young books, explains ' Micro Monsters ' as an opportunity to introduce the most detailed images of insects and us. It is difficult to observe with the naked eye.
Here are some photos in 'Micro Monsters' book:
3D image of a flies.
Close up of the head of another fly.
One lice is together with one of its eggs.
Image of a small bee.
The ferocity of the European wasps.
A spider species often appears in our home.
Image of an ear worm on a leaf.This worm looks like a scorpion.
Two water beetles on a leaf.
An insect that feeds on leaves.
