Amazing electron microscope pictures

Look at these amazing electron microscope pictures. One of them looks like the Grand Canyon, but it's really a micro crack in steel, others are scary monsters just a few mm across.

Clockwise from top left: Micro-crack in Steel by Martina Dienstleder; Parasitic Mite on Mosquito Larva by Nicole Ottawa; Caterpillar by Oliver Meckes; Spider’s Head by Oliver Meckes.

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Brilliant pictures of tame polar bear - man with head in its mouth - Canada

Great pictures of a tame polar bear on the Sun website featuring a monster bear and 60-year-old tamer Mark Dumas, of Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada, with his head in its mouth.

Don't try this at home, folks!

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International photo awards: British Journal of Photography (BJP)

The British Journal of Photography Awards are back.

The BJP wants entries for its International Photography Awards, now in its seventh year.

Photographers are invited to submit images in two categories – single image and series. Closing date is September 15.

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Cute cats

I'm not really a cat person, but have to admit they are very photogenic.

I was alerted - yet again - to this picture by Paul Steele, a very accomplished tweeter.

RT @paul_steele: 37 Beautiful Cat Pictures: http://t.co/viQvwRq RT @ealingjeff

Two Faced Cat by KonikPolski

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If you like animal pictures, from cats and dogs to horses, there are some superb ones by Linda Colijn on this site: http://konikpolski.deviantart.com/

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