In what appears to be some kind of hybrid science-art project, Japanese researchers have discovered a method for rendering a dead animal's body completely transparent, in order to dye the skeletal system. Simultaneously creepy and beautiful.
Unfortunately, the source website (in Japanese language) cited by Core77 has since gone down, but check out the incredible images and video below.
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At least they look alive.
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