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Microscope shots of mites. Cheese mites devour a piece of Gorgonzola. Once the cheese has gone, there is nothing left but mites. An off screen hand turns the pile of mites over (yeuck!) A piece of cheddar cheese is put on top of the pile of mites and it is engulfed by the mites. The fig mite in x-ray and in C/U. Bulb mites. X-ray shots of mites developing inside eggs. We see the legs forming and the mite hatching. It emerges from the egg trailing the shell behind it. It embarks on a life “devoted to tidying up the universe“. C/U of legs of the bulb mite. The mite draws in its legs and develops armour if it hasn't enough food. It attaches itself to another creature to find another home. C/U of male and female bulb mites. Beetle mite eats dead leaves. “He looks rather like a pincushion come to life“. Other mites in C/U “like painted and decorated super spiders“. Because some of the tiniest mites can only be seen under a microscope “nature must have decorated them like this for the fun of t
