no not with the naked eye
No. Animals do not have "microscope eyes", they can only see macroscopic objects.
Bacteria are microscopic - you cannot see them with your eyes alone. A "wriggler" is a baby mosquito.
no,, because bacteria are microscopic and very tiny so its better to see them under the microscope so we can see them nearer and larger.. then the goodness is we can label there parts ....... coz we can see them closer ... .. . .
A microscope work to see little things that youre own eyes may not see-EXAMPLE- Cell,bacteria,germsAnd others.
No. Even though they have millions of eyes, they can not even see bacteria. Flies enjoy animal manure, picnics, and sweets. Just like us humans!
It could be infected - It may have been scratched, allowing bacteria to get into the wound. If in ANY doubt - see a VET !
bacteria?
Microscope .and eyes on occular lens .
An anglerfish
he identified the culprit. the Streptococcus bacteria. This was a great discovery to control this surgical problems... things we cant see with our eyes.
How do you see through your eyes ?
yes, they do see of their eyes