Scanning 'tiny monsters' through a microscope

The images below look like monsters in horror movies, but they are actually tiny insects captured under a microscope using 3D technology.

Dr. Tom Jackson, an English author and zoologist, has just completed a book called ' Micro Monsters ', consisting of 80 3D images taken through microscopes of insects around the house. we, like: flies, mosquitoes, bees, termites, .

In order to get detailed images of each insect's minimet, Dr. Tom Jackson and his colleagues spent nearly three months coating a small layer of gold on small insects and cooling them in a nitrogen atmosphere. liquid. Later, scientists used electron beams from a microscope to create 3D images of these tiny insects.

Here are some pictures of tiny insects in 'Micro Monsters' book:

A head lice eggs.

Brown ants are eating grass leaves

The ear worm feeds on leaves

European wasps

Water bears

Termite

Rice beetle

Two dogs

A fly is laying eggs

Mosquitoes cause yellow fever

Beetle eating leaves

A fly

Beetles

Honeybee