This scanning electron micrograph of diatoms attached to an invertebrate host won first place in the photography category of the 2008 Science & Engineering Visualization Challenge.
Other winners and honorable mentions can be seen in this slideshow.
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Jessica Schiffman and Caroline Schauer (Drexel University)Honorable Mention, Science and Engineering Visualization Challenge 2008
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Little Shop of Horrors fans may see a resemblance to the bloodthirsty plant from the 1986 movie in the above electron micrograph image.
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This photo won an honorable mention in the Science and Engineering Visualization Challenge. They were robbed! Grand prize or they'll rip the judges' faces off!
Squidsuckers: The Little Monsters That Feed the Beast
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The host is hosting a veritable host of them! Which part of what vertebrate are we looking at?
Looks like the leg or antenna of an insect or crustacean to me.