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#2

Paracetamol (Common Painkiller) Crystals, Finland, Image Of Distinction

Final score:

175points

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ChubbySquid 7 years ago

It looks as if the northern lights just fell to earth above Antarctica and coloured the glaciers.

25points

#3

Living Volvox Algae Releasing Its Daughter Colonies, Nantes, 3rd Place

Final score:

147points

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Eirik Guttulsrud 7 years ago

Pacman!

103points

#4

The Head Of A Pork Tapeworm, New York, 4th Place

Final score:

143points

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Hans 7 years ago

One more reason not to have a pet tapeworm.

49points

Shiva Dheva 7 years ago

😂

2points

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Random Panda 7 years ago

Omg this will give me nightmares!!!

6points

Samantha Bing 7 years ago

That mouth is going to give me nightmares

5points

Zori the degu 7 years ago

Tapeworms are one of the most horrific parasites found in existence, so it's not surprising how scary they are up close.

4points

Judh Palcon Domo 7 years ago

A real life monster.

4points

Venomous Sloth 7 years ago

NOPENOPENOPENOPE!!!!...

3points

Sally Vogel 7 years ago

Nasty creature, but what a great look at it. Perfect Halloween image.

3points

Allana Rose 7 years ago

Would make a great monster in a new horror film!

3points

Emir 7 years ago

Makes me think of Gollum.

3points

Rae Wadley 7 years ago

i'm adding another monster to my list of creatures to avoid...

3points

Trisha Dragon 7 years ago

KILL IT WITH FIRE

3points

Hamster 7 years ago

Eyes of Sauron.

3points

Rcatheron 7 years ago

Holy c**p, that's hideous!

2points

Monika Soffronow 7 years ago

The best way to avoid getting tapeworms is to not eat undercooked pork. Moreover, a high level of sanitation and prevention of faecal contamination of pig feeds also plays a major role in prevention. Infection can be prevented with proper disposal of human faeces around pigs, cooking meat thoroughly and/or freezing the meat at −10 °C for 5 days. For human cysticercosis, dirty hands are attributed to be the primary cause, and especially common among food handlers.[7] Therefore, personal hygiene such as washing one's hands before eating is an effective measure. (wiki)

2points

Virginia Archer 7 years ago

If this was posted to make the"GROSS" seem less gross, for me it has had the opposite affect..won't be eating pork for awhile

1point

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Dave Headey 7 years ago

They may look like scary eyes but they're just suckers to hold on to the intestine wall. There's no light down to see by there anyway.

1point

Sharon Wright 7 years ago

Vegans needn’t be concerned!

1point

Susan Elizabeth 7 years ago

This is the scariest thing I've ever seen. It even tops my tax bill

1point

Lisa Greene 7 years ago

Noooooooo!!!! Just no...

1point

Becca 7 years ago

... satan?

1point

Jennifer Gross 7 years ago

Creepy

0points

Pat 7 years ago

Another big NOPE!

0points

Susan Strahosky 7 years ago

A good reason not to eat pork.

0points

Eve Hershkowitz 7 years ago

Worse than a sci-fi monster!

0points

webbkitten 7 years ago

Thanks for the nightmares

0points

Santino Marazzo 7 years ago

last time I eat pork.

0points

Charles Laster 7 years ago

It's a strigoi!

0points

Joseph Barnett 7 years ago

One more reason NOT to eat pork! Go vegan!

0points

Megan Spainhour 7 years ago

Oh hellll no! ..... bye!

0points

Paige Garberding 7 years ago

EEEUUUWWWW! Okay, I'm off pork.

0points

Jim Mcneil 7 years ago

Look Morty i turned myself into a pork tapeworm, I'm pork tapeworm Rick!

0points

Annabell 7 years ago

😱

0points

Vincent Jay 7 years ago

"I am your father, Luke"

0points

Sami 7 years ago

Wow!

0points

Pat Wooster 7 years ago

Now this I can do without! Ugh.

0points

Dr. Jordan Samhuri 7 years ago

Can I use this image on my educational videos?

0points

Krista Leary 7 years ago

And THIS is why I don't eat pork.

0points

Lu 7 years ago

It has personality!

0points

Vlad Meytin 7 years ago

Just FYI these are not its eyes but suckers.

0points

Geri Jernigans 7 years ago

F**k pork!

0points

Ems 7 years ago

Aw bless. I bet he's the one that always gets overlooked at the shelter.

0points

Leslie Starr 7 years ago

I can't unsee this ...😕

0points

Beatrice Alighieri 7 years ago

My main phobia. Worms. Nope, bye.

0points

Emmy Funke 7 years ago

Men in black 5?

0points

KT Trondsen 7 years ago

Christ that thing is crazy looking. Do their eyes really glow?

0points

Jahnabi 7 years ago

Alien invasion

0points

ChubbySquid 7 years ago

Just like my actual pork, I want to cover this thing in gravy. And watch it drown. That's terrifying.

-2points

#5

Mold On A Tomato, Netanya, 5th Place

Final score:

131points

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CultOfBambi 7 years ago

Tribble!

25points

#6

Traxacum Officinale (Dandelion) Cross Section Showing Curved Stigma With Pollen, Nottingham, Honorable Mention

Final score:

129points

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María Soledad Alessandro 7 years ago

Taraxacum officinale

5points

#7

Immortalized Human Skin Cells Expressing Fluorescently Tagged Keratin, Amsterdam, 1st Place

Final score:

127points

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Vlad Horobet 7 years ago

They should put this into biology books near the "mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell..."

28points

#8

Plastic Fracturing On Credit Card Hologram, Texas, 11th Place

Final score:

127points

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Mama Panda 7 years ago

It looks like an album cover for the band Journey!

23points

#9

Natural Bridge (Petiole Nodes) Connecting The Abdomen And Thorax Of An Ant, Izmir, Image Of Destinction

Final score:

122points

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Lara B. 7 years ago

Wow! This seems like such a fragile connection.

47points

#10

Synapta (Sea-Cucumber) Skin, Le Mans, 18th Place

Final score:

110points

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Celeste Spaniel 7 years ago

Wow, looks like a drawing of anchors!

66points

#11

3rd Trimester Fetus Of Megachiroptera, Colorado, 15th Place

Final score:

93points

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Vlad Horobet 7 years ago

To anyone who does not know what a Megachiroptera is the bigger version of the Chiroptera. J.k. It's a fruit eating bat.

90points

#12

Asilidae (Rubber Fly) Eye Section, Abu Dhabi, Image Of Distinction

Final score:

89points

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Samantha Bing 7 years ago

Perfect example of math and art intertwining to make nature

20points

#13

Senecio Vulgaris Seed Head, Israel, 2nd Place

Final score:

82points

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3ke 7 years ago

Dandelion fluff

6points

#14

Ganglion Cells Expressing Fluorescent Proteins In A Mouse Retina, California, Honorable Mention

Final score:

69points

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Magpie 7 years ago

poor mouse. amazing photo tho'.

11points

#15

Broccoli, Washington, Honorable Mention

Final score:

67points

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Kiara Arran 7 years ago

Beautiful

7points

#16

Opiliones (Daddy Longlegs) Eye, Washington, 12th Place

Final score:

66points

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KT Trondsen 7 years ago

Wow, this won't give my nightmares fodder at all

14points

#17

Pyromorphite (Mineral), Spain, Image Of Distinction

Final score:

66points

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KT Trondsen 7 years ago

kryponite!

11points

#18

Lily Pollen, Southampton, 6th Place

Final score:

62points

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Veronica Gatewood 7 years ago

Who knew flower sperm was so beautiful?!?

8points

#19

Nsutite And Cacoxenite (Minerals), Madrid, Image Of Distinction

Final score:

61points

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Samantha Bing 7 years ago

Those eye looking things are definitely staring

13points

#20

Individually Labeled Axons In An Embryonic Chick Ciliary Ganglion, Nagoya, 7th Place

Final score:

60points

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Dizzyaudiohh 7 years ago

Reminds me of the balloons from Up :)

13points

#21

Neurons Derived From A Parkinson Patient, Seongnam, Honorable Mention

Final score:

60points

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Krista Leary 7 years ago

Looks like a dream catcher....how incredibly untrue.

8points

#22

Abdominal Proleg Of A Caterpillar, Netanya, Image Of Destinction

Final score:

60points

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Zori the degu 7 years ago

It looks so complicated due to the fact that it's supposed to glue the caterpillar to the wall/plant/etc.

4points

#23

Aspergillus Flavus (Fungus) And Yeast Colony From Soil, New York, 20th Place

Final score:

59points

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Magpie 7 years ago

Or a rising sun over the marshes. Nature imitating nature :))) stunning.

21points

#24

Melaleuca Sp. (Paperbark Tree) Leaf, Perth, Image Of Distinction

Final score:

59points

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Alex Medford 7 years ago

Gustav Klimt painting ❤️

23points

#25

Small Moth, Rostock, Image Of Destinction

Final score:

57points

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Sivi 7 years ago

Aaah! so fluffy looking!

7points

#26

Moth Eggs In Spider Silk, Illinois, Image Of Destinction

Final score:

56points

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The Cappy 7 years ago

We'll be seeing this in a future Star Wars movie. Some alien city, I'm predicting.

6points

#27

Liquid Crystal, Colorado, Honorable Mention

Final score:

50points

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Daria B 7 years ago

For some reason, it reminds me of traditional Chinese dresses. I can totally imagine this as a pattern.

9points

#28

Parus Major (Titmouse) Down Feather, Podlaskie, 16th Place

Final score:

47points

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Copper Vyxen 7 years ago

Thank you for putting the common name in the title!

11points

#29

Nerves (In Green) Under The Skin Of A Mouse (Hair Follicles Are Shown In Red And Blue), Uk, Image Of Distinction

Final score:

43points

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Zori the degu 7 years ago

It looks like a tree covered in fruit bats...

7points

#30

Dyed Human Hair, Steinberg, 17th Place

Final score:

41points

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Zori the degu 7 years ago

That's both disgusting and beautiful... Is it even possible?

3points

#31

Natural Sponge, Uk, Image Of Distinction

Final score:

41points

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KT Trondsen 7 years ago

Beautiful

3points

#32

Common Mestra Butterfly Eggs, Laid On A Leaf Of Tragia Sp., Texas, 14th Place

Final score:

39points

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Maverick rudometkin 7 years ago

they look like cacti

3points

#33

Stamen (Flower Organ),yahud Monsun, Image Of Distinction

Final score:

37points

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Krista Leary 7 years ago

This looks like a purple snake....

1point

#34

Circocerus (Beetle) Head, Kiel, Image Of Distinction

Final score:

36points

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Angie Woollard 7 years ago

So cool and colourful! Looks like a Dr. Seuss creature.

12points

#35

Hippocampal (Brain) Region, California, Image Of Distinction

Final score:

36points

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Mama Panda 7 years ago

This is what a dirty mind looks like lol

10points

#36

Growing Cartilage-Like Tissue In The Lab Using Bone Stem Cells (Collagen Fibers In Green And Fat Deposits In Red), Southampton, 9th Place

Final score:

35points

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Vlad Horobet 7 years ago

Growing Christmas-tree -like tissue in the lab...

12points

#37

Newborn Rat Cochlea With Sensory Hair Cells (Green) And Spiral Ganglion Neurons (Red), Bern, 8th Place

Final score:

32points

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George Szirb 7 years ago

Beautiful image of the sound transmission.

3points

#38

Simple Eyes Of Ectemnius With Condensation, Tonbridge, Image Of Destinction

Final score:

31points

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Summer Woodsong 7 years ago

Ectemnius is a genus of wasps in the family Crabronidae - Wikipedia

27points

#39

Pleurotaenium Ovatum, Panama, Image Of Distinction

Final score:

29points

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Steve Bowman 7 years ago

Also known as the origin of Darth Maul.

20points

#40

Warp Knitted Curtain Fabric, Zwijnaarde, Honorable Mention

Final score:

28points

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Krista Leary 7 years ago

omg, upvote for the one thing on this list that isn't mouse parts!

11points

#41

Label-Free Optical Imaging Of Human Breast Tissue, Illinois, Image Of Distinction

Final score:

28points

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Sharon Hahn 7 years ago

Wow! No wonder it's so hard to see a small lump!

4points

#42

Exaerete Frontalis From The Collections Of The Oxford University Museum Of Natural History, Ramsbury, 13th Place

Final score:

27points

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Krista Leary 7 years ago

Is this a fly?

0points

#43

Phyllobius Roboretanus (Weevil), Keszthely, 10th Place

Final score:

23points

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Wanda Queen 7 years ago

Bow chikka wa wa

25points

#44

Migrasome Of A Mouse Fibroblast Cell (L929), Beijing, Image Of Distinction

Final score:

23points

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Elizabeth Butler 7 years ago

Fire dragon!!

2points

#45

Human Tongue Blood Vessels Injected With Lead Chromate, New York, Honorable Mention

Final score:

20points

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jo_shortland 7 years ago

Gross

7points

#46

Sagittal Section Of Mouse Cerebellum (Brain), Athens, Image Of Distinction

Final score:

20points

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Echo 7 years ago

This is a great picture. It shows so much!

0points

#47

Early Stage Development Of Alcea Rosea (An Ornamental Flower), Usa, Image Of Distinction

Final score:

19points

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webbkitten 7 years ago

Does anyone else see a pile of beans?

1point

#48

Prostate Cancer Cells, Usa, Image Of Distinction

Final score:

17points

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Blue Hippo 7 years ago

Looks and is aggressive...

4points

#49

Ciliated Respiratory Epithelial Cells (Yellow) And Mucus Producing Goblet Cells (Cyan), Containing Tight Junctions (Red) And Nuclei (Blue), Rotterdam, Honorable Mention

Final score:

14points

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#50

Embryonic Body Wall From A Developing Mus Musculus, Tennessee, 19th Place

Final score:

13points

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Monika Soffronow 7 years ago

It looks like free embroidery

3points

#51

Dye-Injected Hippocampal Interneuron In Mouse Brain Section, Budapest, Honorable Mention

Final score:

11points

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Vlad Horobet 7 years ago

"mom, i've dyed my hair pink, now i'm pretty" "oh honey, i've told you, it's how you are on the inside that matter" "well, gotta go to dye my hippocampal interneurons".

4points