Seeing ‘Is This Animal Like This?’ 20 Photos to Say

Nature, like space, manages to surprise us in every detail. So much so that we learn that even the smallest insect we see around us is of vital importance for humanity. in the world 20 percent of oxygen The importance of the plants that make up the majority is indisputable. bee and mosquito The situation does not change in living things as well.

Many people describe the appearance of these vital little animals, influenced by their depictions in places such as cartoons. pretty simple as he knows. So what do these animals actually look like up close? Let’s take a look at the photos by Dara Ojo.

The goat bug, which looks like a villain straight out of a superhero movie:

Here’s her Asian sibling: Cool or scary, you decide

Close-up of the species known as the green bottle fly:

Orchid praying mantis that looks like it has a black spot in its eye and looks at you due to optical illusion

The spider species known as Agalenatea redii, which we feel lucky to be ‘the size of our finger’, is:

A different type of spider in which a different beauty can be captured in every detail: Our favorite is the eyes.

The face of the dragonfly species known as damselfly:

We think there could be no better portrait of this species known as the spotted lantern fly.

Cyclocosmia ricketti spider that looks like it’s carrying a seal

A tiny spider species that looks pretty cool with its colorful teeth

Here’s what honey bees look like when you look closely:

Who else can look at you like that?

Another member of the damselfly genus:

The species called ‘yellow panda’ of the creature known as the rosary beetle in our country:

A tiny spider that thinks it’s a wasp

Known as Sagra buqueti, this insect has metallic colors:

This species is known as tiger beetle in our country:

It was quite difficult for the artist to photograph this dancing spider species.

A swallowtail butterfly:

An insect that emits a foul odor when threatened:

You can use this link to reach the artist’s other shots, and share your thoughts about the photos in the comments section.