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November 14, 2011
Underwater image by James H. Nicholson of live brain coral, Goniastrea sp., stands out under fluorescent and reflected light.
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Spherical colonies of Nostoc, a type of blue-green algae, glow like curlicues of neon in this portrait by Gerd Guenther.
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Fruit fly ovaries and uterus glow in the dark in this image taken by Gunnar Newquist. Eggs are stained red.
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Two damsel bugs appear to feed on an aphid in this staged shot by Geir Drange using dead specimens.
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