20 Incredible Eye Macros

Hello! Bored Panda is here again to kill your boredom. Are you ready to look into the second most complex organs besides brains? Are you ready to look at the mirror of the soul so close, maybe even close enough to see the soul?

Beware! After seeing these photos, you will never look at the human eyes the same way, nor at the fly eyes. Still want to see them?

Female Jumping Spider

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Crane Fly

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Female Tabanus Horse Fly

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Human

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Dragon Flies

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Robber fly (Holcocephala fusca)

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Yellowjacket Queen (Vespula squamosa)

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Bee

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Flies

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Electron Micrograph of a Drosophila’s eye. The structure of the eye, similar to many other insects, is called a compound eye and is one of the most precise and ordered patterns in biology.