This is such a cool video!! I don’t know if it would be too much to ask, but do you think you could make longer videos of stuff like this or of other organisms under the microscope so we can just watch them do their thing? I would be satisfied with 10 mins but I could honestly watch for hours. So fascinating!
@@TalooshDaBoss i will make a video on how I get all these cells! The best thing to do is collect algae in a jar and let it sit for a couple days. Eventually cell cultures will grow in very large numbers:)
Paracites in aquariums please! I have 3 different things. 1.Wiggly little white worms that wiggle around the glass and water. I think these are normal (🙏) 2. The worm that has the Y in its body 3. This little segmented worm that looks like it has tongues. Guessing it has some type of acid it spits to help get food. But it has at least 12 segments. The lines between them are jagged.
Water from an old smelly dish sponge, then microwave the same wet sponge for three minutes and check it again please? I'd love to see if microwaving it would get it to a high enough temperature to kill the bacteria. By wet I mean run it under some water and throw it on a plate or bowl to microwave it, not submerged in water. I would really appreciate you doing this. 🙏 I also wonder what the inside of a spent water filter looks like.
Or this is the pitiful life karmic punishment I'd inflict one for slumlords when they die, or be cast down as earthworms 🪱 be useful for the environment for a couple billions lives.
Saw tears under the microscope. Have you done sweat yet? What's the difference in bacteria content between the pits and other parts of your body? Also, how long does it take for the bacteria growth to get to a level that we recognize that wreaking body odor, and what does that look like? Tall order, but I genuinely want to know
Just a thought but... If "Beyond Meat" uses plant-analogs of hemoglobin as probably the primary "secret sauce" in their recipe that makes it so good, does this mean we can grow bloodworms as an alternative to meat? Suppose we could optimize a growing/feeding medium such that we could produce truck tons of them, then shape them into patties. Would it work???
I saw a little wiggling red thing at a pond I was at and I was so confused on what is was I thought I found a new species of worm so I did research and found nothing until today when I saw this video thank you ❤
What about those itty bitty red spider looking things? If they’re in your area. They look like a red pen ink dot, I’ve always wondered, I feel like they move pretty quick for how tiny they are. I don’t know what they’re called
