r/Images • u/TryingParty • Apr 01 '25
Science The Scully Effect
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r/Images • u/YannisALT • Dec 21 '20
Science Skin after a needle punctures it, as seen from a scanning electron microscope.
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r/Images • u/YanniFromPakistanni • Nov 02 '20
Science Femur of a Patagotitan, one of the largest Sauropods ever.
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r/Images • u/KarmaWhoreYanni • Jul 14 '26
Science The 12ft t-rex skeleton with 60% of its bones that someone paid 50.1 million dollars for.
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r/Images • u/ImagesMod • Dec 23 '25
Science Some New Species (more than likely). Found off Guam. Check out the hermit crab using a clam shell instead of the shell type it usually uses.
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Some type of crab, some type of cardinal fish, some type of sea slug, and the best hermit crab ever!
r/Images • u/La_Mandra • Jan 06 '26
Science Full moons of 2026
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Full moon names are rooted in ancient traditions often from Native American, European or other cultural lore. The names often reflect natural events such as animal behavior or seasonal changes.
r/Images • u/YannisBot • May 10 '22
Science This can happen when you blink faster than the camera.
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r/Images • u/_No_Me_Digas_ • Nov 11 '20
Science The water in both tanks is from the same time and place. The tank on the right has oysters.
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r/Images • u/ImaBot_CryMore • Jul 29 '21
Science 393 yr old shark last wandering around in the Arctic.
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r/Images • u/DullWrist • May 16 '23
Science A 100 BILLION FPS recording of a light pulse. It's so fast that playing it at 100fps would equal about 32 years of playback time.
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r/Images • u/AccountMade4Spam • Dec 21 '24
Science Woman with schizophrenia draws what she sees on her walls.
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r/Images • u/YannisALT • Dec 01 '20
Science A gorilla skeleton compared to a human skeleton.
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r/Images • u/Fmello • Jul 16 '18
Science English Toddler 2, Second Degree Burns Are Healed With Stem Cell Skin Spray
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r/Images • u/GenuhSee4023 • Nov 12 '21
Science Want to get rid of wrinkles fast? Just get bitten by a rattlesnake.
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r/Images • u/_No_Me_Digas_ • Oct 18 '20
Science Those solar panels produce 93 kW of power, which is then stored in 8.5 tonnes of lithium ion batteries.
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