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> The photo shared on Twitter of the millipede Cambala by Derek Hennen. The two red circles indicate the presence of the fungus. I don’t see the two red circle
by asimjalis 6y ago
> The photo shared on Twitter of the millipede Cambala by Derek Hennen. The two red circles indicate the presence of the fungus.
I don’t see the two red circles in the picture.
- graphpapa 6y agoThere are two red circles, but there is nothing identifiable to the untrained eye contained within them.
- erentz 6y agoRight. Can someone explain? One of the circles has a white dot in the middle that looks like it could be just dust. The other a faint dark dot in the middle again that looks like maybe just dust or dirt. Nothing really in them that doesn’t just look exactly like what’s around them.
- gimboland 6y agoHence the phrase "her well-trained eyes" in the article: to her, your last sentence would be false, because she's spent years (maybe decades) working in this field.
- treszkai 6y agoIt’s like the Pale Blue Dot: one could mistake the one pixel of the Earth for some noise in the optics.
- erk__ 6y agoThey are towards the top of the image, they are much easier to see if you open the image in full