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Primitive marine animal Branchiostoma or Amphioxus, type Chordata under microscope. In some countries they are eaten, benthic animals, their main food is phytoplankton

Primitive marine animal Branchiostoma or Amphioxus, type Chordata under microscope. In some countries they are eaten, benthic animals, their main food is phytoplankton

Clover mite(acari) Genus Bryobia under a microscope, family Tetranychidae. It feeds on plants and is considered a pest. Red, possibly Bryobia praetiosa

Clover mite(acari) Genus Bryobia under a microscope, family Tetranychidae. It feeds on plants and is considered a pest. Red, possibly Bryobia praetiosa

Nematoda worm under a microscope, type Protostomia. There are both parasitic and free-living

Nematoda worm under a microscope, type Protostomia. There are both parasitic and free-living

Human skin under a microscope.

Human skin under a microscope.

Crab larva Zoea under a microscope, lives as a part of plankton, feeds on unicellular algae, then it moves to the next stage, the megalopa larva, soon sinks to the bottom and becomes a small crab

Crab larva Zoea under a microscope, lives as a part of plankton, feeds on unicellular algae, then it moves to the next stage, the megalopa larva, soon sinks to the bottom and becomes a small crab

Rotifer Asplanchna priodonta under a microscope, family Asplanchnidae. Completely transparent, visible of internal organs, similar to a foreign organism, there is no intestine, food comes out through

Rotifer Asplanchna priodonta under a microscope, family Asplanchnidae. Completely transparent, visible of internal organs, similar to a foreign organism, there is no intestine, food comes out through

Milk under a microscope, fresh, natural, the movement of useful elements is visible: fats, trace elements and bacteria, filmed by in light field

Milk under a microscope, fresh, natural, the movement of useful elements is visible: fats, trace elements and bacteria, filmed by in light field

Colony of Bryozoa Flustrellidra hispida under a microscope, family Flustrellidridae. They feed on suspended particles in the water. White Sea.

Colony of Bryozoa Flustrellidra hispida under a microscope, family Flustrellidridae. They feed on suspended particles in the water. White Sea.

Worm Nematoda under microscope, Phylum Protostomia, free-living nematodes inhabit soil, freshwater and sea. Red Sea

Worm Nematoda under microscope, Phylum Protostomia, free-living nematodes inhabit soil, freshwater and sea. Red Sea

Yeast under the microscope, used for baking bread.

Yeast under the microscope, used for baking bread.

Coral larva Zoanthina under the microscope, class Anthozoa, order Zoantharia Zoanthidea . Stony corals Hexacorallia

Coral larva Zoanthina under the microscope, class Anthozoa, order Zoantharia Zoanthidea . Stony corals Hexacorallia

Mollusca Chlamys islandica, family Pectinidae under a microscope, order Pectinida. Visible mantle tentacles and eyes. White Sea

Mollusca Chlamys islandica, family Pectinidae under a microscope, order Pectinida. Visible mantle tentacles and eyes. White Sea