![Bluebottle larva](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEge-zIeo8EvwvQFodKhWnxeO85CqrUL0FSfWYy7bCZzvFARruvwhhoM0bau08khJ5Uga3vXlpSEgOYwJTc2K9yg_GB3XTy8FkGZWrFM13DuXn6zqacl1Mf4ETw7adng-uBajUTjc6pxXf5m/s400/bluebottle-larva.jpg)
The aliens have arrived - with thanks to the Science Photo Library for these sensational genuine photos. They are life, but not as we know it and they could well be coming your way soon.
![An alien?](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjRKQ0U5q3ZN4If7LWgSx1MaMKM4hZ8B9PN91zmY7wPmMp1iX6HVCbDflqcibIq1Fwl4FJcdOw3sLnTfljltyjmmREaEdMzqaDl7wVGoeQrDoCfOb9bwf85voeOLvMAmmA-lHoSSpQy0rzT/s400/bluebottle-larva-2.jpg)
Further Reading:
An Alien Abduction With A Sexual Encounter
A Dream Or An Alien Encounter
John Lennon's UFO Sighting And Abduction
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Oh beautiful
ReplyDeleteno this bad
ReplyDeleteyeah nice of nice
ReplyDeleteGotta love them!
ReplyDeletewhat on earth are they.
ReplyDeleteGlad you asked, Tom, it's the head of a maggot (larva) of a bluebottle fly (Protophormia sp.)
ReplyDeleteYou really had me there Mike...these creatures are ugly. I must do a google search on them so I know what to do when they arrive in my neck of the woods. Yikes!
ReplyDeleteAwesome. I love cruising through science sights for the rare and unseen.
ReplyDeleteThanks - I love these sort of photos. It makes me wonder about life in genera. These minute larva have such amazing detail.
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