Heartbeat of a mosquito larva, a type of fly, Diptera, under a polarizing microscope at 100x. Polarization makes its muscles glow because of the refractive properties of their protein fibers.

Name: Heartbeat of a mosquito larva, a type of fly, Diptera, under a polarizing microscope at 100x. Polarization makes its muscles glow because of the refractive properties of their protein fibers.
Uploaded: 2019-10-03
Duration: 15 s
Channel: calyptra
Description: Heartbeat of a mosquito larva, a type of fly, Diptera, under a polarizing microscope at 100x. Polarization makes its muscles glow because of the refractive properties of their protein fibers.