Muscle tissue
A strawberry’s surface
Fruit fly eye (Drosophilidae family)
Chalk
If you put chalk under a powerful microscope—white cliffs of Dover type of chalk, not the modern blackboard variety—you will see something like this. Because it’s not just a rock. It’s an accumulation of ancient skeletons: the armored husks of single-celled, ocean-dwelling plankton.
The tip of a ballpoint pen
2-day-old Zebrafish larvae
Record grooves
A human eyelash
Grass under a microscope is so happy.
The foot of an Aedis Aegypti mosquito
LCD screen
The cut stem of a rose
An ant’s head
A cat’s tongue under a microscope looks like it’s made of other smaller tongues.
Phytoplankton
Sand
Needle with thread
Human hair
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