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Moth fly antenna, SEM

Moth fly antenna. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of the antenna of a moth fly, or owl midge, (Psychoda sp.). The antenna is covered with sensory hairs that allow the fly to smell food and sense movements. Moth flies are tiny flies that have hairy wings. Magnification: x230 at 6x7cm size

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This print showcases the intricate beauty of a moth fly antenna. The coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) reveals the astonishing details of this tiny creature's sensory organ. Covered with an array of delicate sensory hairs, the antenna serves as a remarkable tool for the moth fly to navigate its surroundings. The hairs on the antenna play a crucial role in allowing these flies to smell food and detect even the slightest movements. With their hairy wings and exceptional olfactory abilities, moth flies are fascinating creatures that thrive in various natural habitats. At a magnification of x230, this 6x7cm image captures every minute detail of the antenna, highlighting its complexity and functionality. The vibrant colors add depth to this scientific marvel, making it visually striking yet scientifically informative. As we delve into nature's wonders through zoology and entomology, photographs like these remind us of how diverse and extraordinary life on Earth truly is. This photograph not only showcases the beauty found in insects but also emphasizes their importance within our ecosystem. With its blend of artistry and scientific precision, this SEM image invites us to appreciate both the aesthetic appeal and biological significance behind seemingly ordinary creatures like moth flies.

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