Tiny people in the food world
Sitting on the noodles, pulling a scorpion or rowing across a river of milk is what only the tiny world can do through photographic art by Christopher Boffoli.
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Sitting on the noodles, pulling a scorpion or rowing across a river of milk is what only the tiny world can do through photographic art by Christopher Boffoli.
Photographer Lee Pei Ling has captured a series of tiny insect world images right in the back garden of his own house. The series of tiny insect worlds, named the Life o…
Live animals like turtles, fish, and tiny salamanders have been used to make unique keychains.
The images below look like monsters in horror movies, but they are actually tiny insects captured under a microscope using 3D technology.
As one of the smallest and most rare primates, the Tarsier dwarf monkey was once thought to be extinct since 1921. However, 86 years later, they once again re-emerged.
British pen Tom Jackson and his colleagues spent 3 months completing the book 'Micro Monsters' ...
The tiny larvae that rise in the water in all shapes and colors show a diverse world of aquatic species.
The award is awarded annually by the US National Science Foundation and Science magazine, for photographs using modern technology to realize complex scientific topics.
A fisherman named Chance Miller recorded an interesting video of an octopus escaping his boat through a small hole.
With a size no bigger than a nail, the world's smallest gun can be worn on the finger like a jewelry.
Every time we touch something, we leave behind fingerprints, which is the reason why the screen of smartphones and tablets is always full of bruises and itchy eyes, but…
uTug are tiny robots developed by scientists from Stanford University (USA) with tremendous power when they work together.
The male seahorse with its bulging belly turns out to be tiny babies.
You know, what are the creatures that fit in the palm of the person in the picture?
Researchers have discovered a strange, new type of movement in plants: tiny spores of the hippopotamus (also known as horsetail) can walk and jump.