The fish jumps out of the water to catch insects. Kim Taylor made these great pics with a high-speed camera.

These are some giants that inhabit our planet.

Steve Gschmeissner, 61, a retired scientist and photographer from Bedford, was able to increase the size of these insects by one million times using a scanning electron microscope. The results are amazing close up 3D photos of these insects.

Wasp head

These are ways to supposedly make insects edible. They are still not very appetizing. Apparently, there is an entire culinary art that is dedicated to making insects delicious. You can judge for yourself.

These are photos of spiders, insects and other creepy crawlies that were taken under an electron microscope. They were taken by Tom Jackson over a three month period. These micro monsters live in our homes, clothes, and even our bodies.

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A human head louse with an egg

Fireflies are strange little insects using bioluminescence to attract mates or preys, they are indeed capable of producing a ‘cold light’ generally green or yellow.

It’s truly fascinating and beautiful.

These sushi have a surprise. The question is if you can eat them…

You’ll see what a guy who took these pictures saw in his yard.

If I were him, I would sell the house and would leave far far away from this place…

These are pictures of different insect swarms noticed all around the world during different time period. From locusts to butterflies, mosquitoes to bees, there are also various ants, gnats, bugs and many others. Normally, nothing special about them, but when you see them in such amount it becomes kinda spooky…

It appears from these photos that scientists are really making bionic animals and insects. I wonder which of these concepts might really make it from Photoshop to the engineering lab. Perhaps someday someone will make these science fiction animals and insects a reality.