A little heavy! British scientists use celebrity axillary sweat to cultivate bacteria to paint

The Mirror of the United Kingdom, February 10, published a series of images of the most lifelike portrait of celebrities. What's shocking is that these portraits are made of bacteria from their axillary sweat ...

Recently, British microbiologist Zachary copfer the whim of the Carol Waldman (Carol Vorderman) and other celebrities to collect Axillary Khan. The sweat of celebrities is put into different culture vessels, and the rapidly reproducing bacteria are made by painters themselves, making them their own portraits. Although painting "paint" is extremely disgusting, but admittedly, these paintings are extremely vivid. And for this unprecedented after the axillary Khan recruitment action, Zachary is called "Science and Education experiment."

The 53-Year-old Carol Waldman has swept the UK with its graceful "s-shaped" posture and changeful mystical temperament. As a patron of the Youth Science Interests guide, she hopes that these unique beauty portraits will allow teens to discover the unusual ways of using science and encourage them to explore.

Zachary, the initiator of the "bacterial portrait", said he was honoured to be able to play such an important role in promoting the great goal of scientific interest for young people. He said he hoped it would help teenagers to love science and that they would learn to use it in such a relaxed and special way.

It is reported that, in addition to Carol, Mental genius Stephen (Stephen Fry), children's presenter Dick and Dom, "Saint Oak Town," The Richardson Kiron (Kieron Richardson) and the "Explosion Cloud Theory" column Lis Bonny (Liz Bonnin) has also been "sponsored" by Axillary Khan for this science game.