This Is How A Single Drop Of Seawater Looks Magnified 25 Times
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As if you needed another reason not to drink sea water! David Liittschwager, an accomplished award-winning photographer who has created numerous marine wildlife photos for National Geographic, has created an image showing the microfauna that exists inside a single drop of seawater! By magnifying the water 25 times, he showed that the salty taste of seawater isn’t just salt – there are bacteria, worms, fish eggs, crab larva, diatoms, and a whole host of other creepy crawlies all fighting for a place on your tongue. Dive-shield.us has a more accurate breakdown of the critters in this awesome shot. (via)
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Slightly misleading...http://gizmodo.com/that-drop-of-seawater-photo-was-more-than-a-bit-misle-1578608896
not "slightly misleading" - a downright journalistic lie intended to get page clicks. The lowest form of journalism.
Load More Replies...Water is the giver of life, so its pretty obvious that a drop of sea water would look like this magnified!!!
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in Stralsund's oceanarium is something like this meeresmuse...00x391.jpg
Slightly misleading...http://gizmodo.com/that-drop-of-seawater-photo-was-more-than-a-bit-misle-1578608896
not "slightly misleading" - a downright journalistic lie intended to get page clicks. The lowest form of journalism.
Load More Replies...Water is the giver of life, so its pretty obvious that a drop of sea water would look like this magnified!!!
OMG THAT THING TOUCHED ME??!!! Thanks, now Im terrified of ocean water!
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