At least 5 species of ant remains can be found in this small sample of echidna scat. Woodgate, Qld.
Echidnas love to eat ants, as evidenced by this closeup of echidna scat. Woodgate, Qld.
Lumpy red springtail navigating a rotten log. Woodgate, Qld.
Profile view of a beautiful, spotted globular springtail (Hexapoda, Collembola). Woodgate, Qld.
Globular springtail wandering about in leaf litter. Woodgate, Qld.
My collembola don't want none unless you've got buns hun! Woodgate, Qld.
Globular springtail wandering about on mouldy bark in leaf litter. Woodgate, Qld.
Mean pincers on a head louse show how they cling to hair so easily. Woodgate, Qld.
Small head louse removed from human hair. Woodgate, Qld.
Head louse combed out of hair, covered in an oily spray. Woodgate, Qld.
Human head louse climbs through hair with her eggs nearby. Woodgate, Qld.
Well attached to a human hair. Woodgate, Qld.
Terrestrial snails only a few millimetres long have babies that are even smaller. This is a baby snail found on rotting wood. Kyogle, NSW.