Every day we look at things that are familiar to us and do not notice anything special in them. But it is precisely the microscope that allows us to see in ordinary objects that which we did not expect at all. And everything becomes immediately several times more interesting. See for yourself.

Eye of the fly

It looks like they have some bristles in their eyes.

Dog's fur

Can you imagine how much hair a dog has? And exactly what you see in the picture is even more!

Horse spider

These spiders are famous for good vision. It is understandable: how many eyes he has! Shaggy body resembles sesame.

Citramon

A well-known analgesic anti-inflammatory drug under the microscope. Isn't it beautiful, right?

Wing spruce seed cones

A more detailed (and interesting) structure of a mature pine cone. Chic colors!

Frozen soy sauce

You will not believe it, but it is really frozen soy sauce. It looks more like pieces of gold in lava.

Tropical caterpillars

They live in the tropics, where you never know where danger lies in wait for you.

Raisins

Now everyone knows what dried grapes look like, which, by the way, is far from everyone's taste.

Electric guitar string

This is what an electric guitar string looks like under a microscope.It will certainly be interesting to all musicians. After all, they hardly know their instrument so well.

Bamboo stalk

The cut bamboo stalk, by the way, looks pretty obvious. But looking at him for some reason is nice.

Chicken embryo, which is not even three days old

How do you like such a little chicken? We are sure that this is the first time you see such a chicken.

Coca Cola

And no, we are not mixed up. It really is Coca-Cola under the microscope. And it looks pretty impressive.

Parrot feather

It is amazing how many flowers can be counted in just one feather of a parrot. Just a fairy tale.

Forefoot of a swimming beetle

Here is the front foot of a swimming beetle under a microscope.

Broccoli

Dedicated to vegetarians and those who love vegetables!

Paper

And this is just plain paper. Is it boring, right? But the contents of the paper simply cannot be expressed in words!

Knife tip

Here is the tip of the knife. Ever wondered what it looks like under a microscope? This is proof.

Leek

The cut leek looks amazing! It looks like something in a cutaway hat.

Scorpion tail

Scorpions are found only in hot countries, but you still need to know how the scorpion's tail looks under a microscope.

Dull side of pencil

Interesting photo. Finally we saw it close!

Three week bat germ

A bit like a seahorse, isn't it?

Brain

The brain is made up of neurons. And they look pretty pretty.

Butterfly wing

The scales on the wings of a butterfly look amazing under a microscope.

Dinosaur bone

Shiny petrified dinosaur bone under the microscope.

Ant

Does your head also seem to be covered in skin?

Dragonfly

A dragonfly under a microscope looks very obvious. But the eyes look just a masterpiece. Each eye is known to consist of approximately 30,000 different lenses.

Honey bees

Honey bees have long been bred. Wax, honey, poison, propolis, bee bread - all these are bee products.

Lower bacteria

They turned out to be much more complex in structure than we thought.

Keratinocyte

Human keratinocyte - epidermis (skin) cells.

Seaweed

Algae that live in whole colonies. Does it look like the legendary Pakman?

Tapeworm

Namely, its head. Awesome sight!

Lily pollen

This is how interesting lily pollen looks under a microscope.

Mold on Tomato

Pretty familiar sight for many.

However, they are sure that no one has yet seen mold on a vegetable so close.