And if you blow that up, and zoom in 900 times, you see there are hairs there, tiny hairs. And if you look carefully, those tiny hairs have striations. And if you zoom in on those 30,000 times, you'll see each hair has split ends.

Males have significantly longer hairs on their forelegs, which increase in length until the bear reaches 14 years of age.

And so has my other incredible collaborator, Mark Cutkosky, at Stanford he made much larger hairs than the gecko, but used the same general principles.

And under the microscope, you can see hundreds of these brown staining blood vessels, capillaries that are feeding cancer cells, bringing oxygen and nutrients.

The process may be controlled by the plant hormones gibberellins, and even if not completely controlled, gibberellins certainly have an effect on the development of the leaf hairs.

We took our chip over to Hewlett Packard and used their atomic force microscope on one of these spots, and this is what you see you can actually see the strands of DNA lying flat on the glass here.

From my window, I watched the Rubbish Gangster shaven head, bull neck, and swollen nose, from which dangled mucus incrusted strands of hair, his short arms bursting with criminal power.

So that's just the eye of the bee with a microscope, and now all of a sudden you can see that the bee has thousands of individual eyes called ommatidia, and they actually have sensory hairs in their eyes so they know when they're right up close to something, because they can't see in stereo.