Posted 03.16.2012 at 2:40 pm
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Dewdrop Insect
Ondrej Pakan's gorgeous macro shots of insects bedecked with dewdrops are just about the prettiest shots of what are basically just wet bugs we've ever seen. See more here.
Ondrej Pakan
It's a gloomy March day outside, but this week's image roundup is a particularly cheerful one. Look at that colorful, wet little guy up top! Also this week: Japanese tourists try to drive to an island without the benefit of a bridge or tunnel and get stuck in the mud, a man buys an iPad and is applauded for his initiative, and the phrase "hot defensive bee ball" is accompanied by an image that will haunt us at least until next week. Enjoy the weekend!
Click to see this week's most amazing images.
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Sing the song "Raindrops keep falling on my head". I guess the fact that I know that song shows what a dinousar I am.
That is an incredible shot! Mesmerizing.