Hydra: Stretchy, Speedy, & Probably Immortal

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The hydra of mythology may not be as far off from reality as you think! Let's take a journey to the mall to meet our tentacled, regenerating friends!
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@journeytomicro 4 года назад

CORRECTION: The clip that starts at 1:15 of a green hydra riding a snail is actually 40x, not 400x

@primus4cameron 4 года назад

But where is a handy scale bar that's screen size independent... please please please

@aparadoxicalone 4 года назад

I'll second the request for a screen-size-independent scale bar, since otherwise I'm forced to conclude all the organisms in your lab get ~5x bigger when I move from watching the video on my phone to on my pc.

@jonathanlehmann2059 4 года назад

Yes. Thirded. If future videos had both a scale bar and a magnification number, then the viewer could also imagine the scale bar in past videos with the same magnifications.

@primus4cameron 4 года назад

@@aparadoxicalone And I was thinking you'd need a cattle prod to wrangle the creature we saw on our huge games room screen!

@Fusako8 4 года назад

Please do an ep on Duckweed. That stuff is fascinating

@JamsGerms 4 года назад

Yep! That's me, who goes to shopping mall to find a Hydra. 😂

@Gurkiratsian 4 года назад

Please make a video of how you make such videos and how you are able to take clear videos at such magnifications. I have a microscope too but cannot focus at anything above 400x.

@Sorkabeth 4 года назад

That sounds like a hell of a story.. how did that go, just "hi, you don't know me but can I take some water samples from your lovely aquarium to search for hydra?" (My social anxiety wouldn't let me do that, I don't think)

@brys555 4 года назад

Wasn't staff concerned?

@bombadeer8231 4 года назад

Thanks Jam 🙏 That was really good 👍

@supersonictumbleweed 4 года назад

How do you like Poland?

@galling2052 4 года назад

Hydra in a blender: "Pff this is nothing" Hydra in polluted water: "OH NO!"

@Enkarashaddam 4 года назад

In a blender: "IT'S ONLY A FLESH WOUND"

@aphelion2 4 года назад

@@Enkarashaddam Tis but a scratch

@Mussul 4 года назад

@@aphelion2 I've had worse

@CPU-to5es 4 года назад

João Fernando Franco Tonsic OH YOU LIAR

@Mike504 4 года назад

Coolaid man: "OH Yeah!"

@evanjames575 4 года назад

Had them in my aquarium for a while. I wasn’t sure what they were but I could see them with my eyes, clinging to the tips of my plastic grass. Thought they were plants/fungi. Eventually they disappeared. Then weeks later I realized what I actually had was hydra. Update: They’re everywhere.

@dorusie5 4 года назад

Hydra: "I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream"

@skullcrusade3436 4 года назад

I have no Mouth, and I must Eat*

@annette_lu 4 года назад

oh god I thought I'd forgotten about that story

@retrofuture1989 4 года назад

I have no anus and I must excrete

@ValekHalfHeart 4 года назад

Every time they eat, they have to rip themselves a new mouth? That's the most metal thing I've ever heard.

@TheMnimatt 4 года назад

\m/

@gregbrockway4452 4 года назад

Nathan Explosion concurs

@jmscnny 4 года назад

Worse, when they have finished eating, they have to tear themselves a new arse.

@ComradeMeow 4 года назад

And every time they, uhh, do the other thing, they tear themselves a new.... Ok, gonna' stop writing now.

@apetrenko_ai 4 года назад

Way to stay slim

@sofyalipkind5610 4 года назад

I vividly remember researching hydras while I was taking an organism biology class some years ago, and excitedly bringing up the "wound-mouth" they had. My teacher did not believe me. This was immensely vindicating.

@redmadhatter03 4 года назад

Wound-mouth is probably the worst way to describe it

@animorph17 4 года назад

Back in my day there was this huge spiraling debacle about answering "what is the driest climate" on a biology test. The answer the school demanded to keep in accordance with texas regulations was a desert. The answer I gave, the correct one with (then recent) sources to back me up on it, was Taundra. Imagine a 7 year old bringing college level biology books to school so he can argue with the principle. I love the fact this merry tradition of old teachers getting blown away by new developments is still maintained. As research continues ever onward and information is far more widely available. In the age of information, ignorance is a choice.

@djinnisequoia 4 года назад

Yeah, I wonder how they evolved to do it that way, instead of simply engulfing prey? Must have been some kind of safety/convenience tradeoff.

@sofyalipkind5610 4 года назад

@@redmadhatter03 Thank you, I try.

@sofyalipkind5610 4 года назад

@@animorph17 With such vast amounts of information coming out all the time, I can understand genuine ignorance. But to resist when someone corrects you (and has evidence!) is frustrating as all hell. In your case, though, the state absolutely has a responsibility to keep up to date on the knowledge that they're testing students on. I'm glad you fought for your answer!

@kimdavid4406 2 года назад

The cells being ripped apart into a blend of separate cells and then reforming into a hydra is 😱🤯!!

@psychicrenegade 2 года назад

They have some amazing DNA!

@IceclawFirebolt 2 года назад

Ripped apart is a bit harsh, we actually dissolve the cell-cell contacts and then gently tap the tissue apart, so the cells don't get damaged :) But yes, we can even combine several different polyps this way, who will then form chimeric hydra. And as they regrow, they often form several heads and stalks, so they may temporarily be "real" hydra. After a while they will fall apart into different polyps though.

@mikekasich836 2 года назад

scp 682

@marthas5099 2 года назад

Hydra - looks very similar to Dr. Death's experiment!

@Karen_Busch 2 года назад

Bingo!

@JustLor7777 2 года назад

Exactly "ThE ThinG"

@ottoia9126 4 года назад

Have they tried blending cells of two hydras to see if they fuse or if they reform separately?

@person8064 4 года назад

MUST SEE THIS

@TheFinktron 4 года назад

How would you tell which cells came from which hydra? Maybe use two different species?

@ottoia9126 4 года назад

@@TheFinktron oh, simple: two hydras go in and if one comes out, they do indeed fuse and we just created a stronger double hydra

@TheMnimatt 4 года назад

woah!

@ValekHalfHeart 4 года назад

@@TheFinktron There are several ways you could tell. For example, you could genetically engineer one hydra to express green florescent protein (GFP) and see if any of the cells in the reformed hydra glow. Or give one of them food containing radioisotopes that would then be anabolized into its cells, making them radio-labeled. If a chimera was successfully produced, you'd expect to see some labeled cells, but a lower proportion than in the un-blended labeled hydra.

@iamthatiamthelightofthewor1464 2 года назад

Hercules fought the hydra and ever time he cut off a head a new one grew in its place

@rollinlikebuer9059 2 месяца назад

Yup... Professor Fred Hercules, from the microbiology department.

@aqeelahmad4381 4 года назад

Anything that eats mosquito larvae is my friend.

@grantflippin7808 3 года назад

Anything that eats fish larva is not my friend.

@chrisakaschulbus4903 3 года назад

@@grantflippin7808 anything that eats babies is my friend

@grantflippin7808 3 года назад

@@chrisakaschulbus4903 *"FBI, OPEN UP!"*

@chrisakaschulbus4903 3 года назад

@@grantflippin7808 i was talking about eating babies... the FBI only cares about the other dirty stuff involving underage people

@sonofaquack6987 3 года назад

@@grantflippin7808 they don’t eat em, I think they just poke em out of being scared. Same with baby shrimp.

@stormreach1234 4 года назад

Who needs other forms of ASMR when you can just listen to Hank gently describing microscopic creatures

@opposumness3107 4 года назад

Can't stand ASMR or the hurried and snappy nature of Hanks previous narrations. I, However, think that these narrations with these musical arrangements, is pure, auditive nectar of the gods ❤️

@blueisnotgreen7258 4 года назад

I think they’re terrible. And I love the content so much I just can’t watch this without it being on mute. Especially when they have the water sound effects added arbitrarily to the footage. I’m not a negative person by nature but I have misophonia so the sound is painful. Even if it wasn’t its arbitrary and while I think it cosmetically seems to “belong” with the imagery It’s just way too much. I love learning about this stuff But I could play instrumental trap music along with the narration myself If I wanted. It would be much better By itself. In the Microcosmos, sound Has a very interesting role. Things don’t hear other things nearby. All sounds indicate giant environmental changes. And they are Interpreted as physical vibrations. Artistically maybe this is Pretty but if you don’t like that kind of music you’re screwed. Its a documentary And it doesn’t really belong. Then Again ASMR makes me want to tear my head off of my shoulders. My condition basically makes it so sound Feels like it’s touching my bones. I don’t know how else to describe it.

@ChemistryAmsterdam 4 года назад

A mans voice douse it for you write?

@blueisnotgreen7258 4 года назад

@@ChemistryAmsterdam are ...are you assuming they are male, and then... Criticizing them for liking a man's voice? Even if being gay was bad, which is what I'm assuming you're getting at...I'm...what ARE you getting at?

@argenfargen 4 года назад

The lack of praise for this man in offensive and hell yes I fell asleep to this lol. He is a good noodle

@MorningLightMtn 4 года назад

What are those tiny aphid looking creatures crawling all over the hydra?

@Tihi92 4 года назад

Some kind of Ciliate probably.

@WindspriteM 4 года назад

@@Tihi92 could be tiny insekts too, idk. If Hydras are about 1cm long (less than half, more than a third of an inch) there are insects small enough to be smaller, actually they may even eat them

@zddxddyddw 4 года назад

@@Tihi92 Indeed, they are ciliates.

@JamsGerms 4 года назад

They are Hypotrich ciliates. :)

@spunkyspaz 4 года назад

Yah, I was hoping the video would at lest mention them. I was also hoping to see the mouth tearing open and some feeding. Hydras alone could make for a much longer video, but I'm aware that this filming is not easy.

@dizzious 4 года назад

The first microorganism I directly observed under a microscope was a hydra. It was in a sample of pond water taken during a high school biology field trip. As soon as I got the scope into focus, boom - crazy squid-looking thing squirming around. I was amazed. That was almost twenty years ago - I wonder if my hydra is still alive?

@beardguy93 4 года назад

These videos are profoundly soothing. The gently worded, but informative narrative, the pleasantly colored imagery, and the ambient background music all add up to a very pleasant way to spend a little less than 10 minutes. Thank you for making these!

@name_here___4070 4 года назад

If you dried them out, would they be an-hydras?

@maxwellsimon4538 4 года назад

dehydras actually

@jlw35cudvm 4 года назад

Felix Yancey Only if there’s no water left, otherwise I love the joke

@TheMnimatt 4 года назад

@@maxwellsimon4538 haha!! :) Anhydras was a good guess though, dehydras is fun though

@nesirsitsir 4 года назад

I tend to believe they would be Drydras.

@TheMnimatt 4 года назад

@@nesirsitsir y'all are killing me lol

@kenmacallister 4 года назад

Hank and James are like the Bob Ross of microscopy. Lovely calming images described in a super chill yet educational way.

@TheLunaLockhart 4 года назад

"stuck in a blender, then in a centrifuge" so they basically tried to rasputin a hydra

@iamthehype3684 4 года назад

Pretty much.

@hiramw1889 2 года назад

Seen a video earlier that said hydra was in the you know what

@paulahoskins9972 2 года назад

Yep. Depopulation Technology at its finest.

@angry_zergling 2 года назад

Seen three so far by people with doctorates. Ain't saying they're right. Ain't saying they're wrong. But if I don't know enough to say anything about it either way, I'm not introducing it into my body.

@holdmyhand9573 2 года назад

Maybe you'd like some coffee, now that you're starting to wake up. Glad to have you.👍

@anglojojo 2 года назад

@@angry_zergling too late buddy the governments already signed the contracts

@golo3040 2 года назад

Are you insane? It would die before it would be administered.

@nolanwestrich2602 4 года назад

What are those little creatures crawling up and down the hydras' bodies? Do they do anything to/for the hydra, or are they just hanging out? Edit: Helpful people down in the replies are saying they're ciliates, and they're just hanging out.

@randomcharacter6501 4 года назад

I came here to ask this

@rubenouwerkerk3288 4 года назад

Yeah, what are those "mytes"?

@eduardopupucon 4 года назад

they look like paramecium to me

@ESSBrew 4 года назад

Right?! How does he just ignore those aliens!

@eduardopupucon 4 года назад

probably just hanging out waiting to be eaten

@randomguy4616 4 года назад

*Plot twist* Captain Microcosmos : "Hail HYDRA"

@Bluecho4 4 года назад

The next Ant Man movie is gonna be sick, you guys.

@Kingiron88 4 года назад

Finally found that comment

@judsonantu2036 4 года назад

hail hydra

@mark0183 4 года назад

HAIL HYDRA

@nekochen 4 года назад

lol i knew somebody was going to say that HAIL HYDRA!

@valerofam 2 года назад

His voice combined with the sounds were comforting given the terrifying subject. 2021

@shanetutt518 2 года назад

I thought his voice was creepy lol

@goodmorningsundaymorning4533 2 года назад

Welcome to the new normal.

@laurentrobitaille2204 Год назад

🤨

@klauskinski8068 7 месяцев назад

Still doing great 2 years later btw.

@mysteriouscharacter2766 4 года назад

This channel is such a blessing. I read encyclopedias on microorganisms before when I was a kid, this is such a nostalgia trip with better quality!

@HoundofOdin 4 года назад

Are we really safe from the skeletons when _there is a skeleton inside every living person?_

@physetermacrocephalus2209 4 года назад

Delete this.

@zerocalvin 4 года назад

that is why we need bone hurting juice... it's the solution to the skeleton problem that we are currently having..

@PinataOblongata 4 года назад

My only regret was that I had boneitis.

@Phychologik 4 года назад

*SAY SIKE RIGHT NOW*

@HoundofOdin 4 года назад

@@Phychologik *NO*

@jimv8957 4 года назад

This is honestly the best new channel of 2019 for ALL OF RU-vid IMO.

@robkeirns468 4 года назад

Agreed, completely.

@WobblesandBean 4 года назад

Agreed!

@blueisnotgreen7258 4 года назад

How many of the 30 million or so channels created in 2019 have you seen?

@jimv8957 4 года назад

@@blueisnotgreen7258 lol about 3

@wonderwend1 4 года назад

Amen to that.

@TheJespeon 4 года назад

Seems like something you forgot to mention in the Stentor video is that they enjoy flexing on microanimals by sneaking into frame being all "cool, but look what I can do with ONE cell!"

@presuminged6172 4 года назад

I’ve been watching so many of you videos on microscopy . You’ve really kindled my interest in all the tiny animals that surround and shown me how beautiful they can be.

@royvarley 4 года назад

As others have pointed out, there are other little critters wandering around on the hydra. In fact, most of the JTTMC videos show tiny creatures beyond those actually under discussion. I was wondering if you could perhaps make some videos dedicated to these "Other Little Critters" - using even the same footage and supplemented by extra to focus on those creatures. Would be fascinating to understand the whole picture that we see in the micro cosmos.

@maxwelll1978 4 года назад

This channel is a total wonder in every way. Thank you.

@Callumsmith9898 4 года назад

Max Deyes perhaps a wee bit inappropriate, but could you link a larger image, or tell me what i could google in order to get a larger version of your icon/archer image? Looks interesting.

@maxwelll1978 4 года назад

No Problem. Happy you like the image and to share it's origin. It's by the great Jean Giraud, also known as Mœbius. You'll find this and many other marvels of his on this page wallpapercave.com/jean-giraud-moebius-wallpapers or just search for,'Mœbius Archer on google images.' Peace

@kailashbhardwaj9074 2 года назад

You people are awesome ... Thank you for keeping us with ur journey

@GingerGingie 4 года назад

I love you and your crew even more now. What a wonderful channel! Thank you for your efforts and to everyone who supports! So very cool.

@ZGADOW 4 года назад

I first learned about hydra's while swimming in a freshwater hot spring in California. after soaking in the warm grassy stream for a while my and my brother began to feel itchy stinging sensations all over our exposed skin (much like a jellyfish sting). Upon further research we learned that the hot spring fed stream was packed full of hydra, and that was what was 'stinging' us.

@kevinbyrne4538 4 года назад

When I was in high school, I wrote a paper on hydras. I even collected water from a local pond in order to collect a few hydras. (Later I wrote a paper on planaria, a worm that's only slightly more complicated than hydras.)

@LiLi-or2gm 4 года назад

Planaria are really fascinating! Their "eyes" make them look like a weird cartoon character.

@bluewater454 4 года назад

What's red and green and goes a hundred miles an hour? ...a hydra in a blender! BWAAAAHAHAAA!

@user-vb7mf5cb3k 4 года назад

one of the best productions so far I've seen on RU-vid. Thank you guys that's a value you are creating.

@A3Kr0n 4 года назад

I see what you did there. You went 8:24 talking about hydra, and left us all in suspense about those little thingies crawling up and down it's body tube. I guess I'll just have to keep subscribed and wait to find out.

@noradrenalin8062 4 года назад

they are ciliates

@WobblesandBean 4 года назад

Awe, I'm a little bummed you didn't mention how they locomote. I love it when they do tiny cartwheels!

@Mcevoy91 2 года назад

Thanks for the predictive programming! Posted just in time for the new normal. Enjoy everyone!

@Shulamite_Bride555 2 года назад

Yep

@paulahoskins9972 2 года назад

Seriously. And "normalizing" it by finding it at the "Mall".

@jewelEclear 2 года назад

My thoughts exactly.

@bastiaanberghuis5367 2 года назад

I understand they can also create artificial brain and nerve system with it. In combination with graphene oxide my thoughts goes to the concept of zombie

@vian5038 2 года назад

Este es el animalito gr4f3nad0😱

@supenvt 4 года назад

I just discovered your channel, and I love it ! Your content is both educational and beautiful. It’s a real pleasure to listen and watch. As a scientist (biology related), I really like that your work reveal the secret beauty of science.

@cojoinmojo524 4 года назад

Hail Hydra

@HedleyLamarr 4 года назад

Someone beat me to it. Oh well. Hail Hydra!

@lukericker8325 4 года назад

CojoInMojo Careful. Someone’s gonna accuse you guys of dogwhistling.

@davidibarra8615 4 года назад

Oh hell no. I'm calling Steve Rogers.

@ab-zg8pt 4 года назад

🤣

@Kittenaru 4 года назад

Nice 69 likes but im gonna make it 70, so we can go to 6.9k likes

@Shanghaimartin 4 года назад

Hank's narration... sponsored by Ambien.

@LuisVasquez-nu4hu 4 года назад

This is so fantastic, I'm so very happy you guys do it!

@elinpersson215 4 года назад

Love this channel, The videos are always so relaxing and interesting to watch

@Inexpressable 4 года назад

Channels and videos like this inspire people to choose their career. Amazing stuff

@TwelveFrames 4 года назад

To the MiCo team, you do amazing work! This is something I look forward to every week, and I’m so glad that there is so much support for what you al do. Question: what were the critters flitting around on the hydra?

@ridenourbikewithdystonia5888 3 года назад

Some of the most amazing footage I've ever seen. Too cool!

@TATASPIDER 4 года назад

Amazing! Love your videos, I learn so much.

@fatherjesusknownseverythin6888 2 года назад

Watching in 2021

@Phos108 4 года назад

This really is a great way to start the week

@mrv1264 4 года назад

I like your narratives, the pace of your speech, the information, the tone of your voice... serious yet not patronizing. The music is not obtrusive either in type or volume. Keep up the good work. Besides my general interest in, well, everything in nature, I think that examination of the microcosm is extremely important even to help us along our journey of understanding life and the universe. Specifically with respect to the hydra and immortality, the discussion naturally begs the question of "what is life" and "does life as we define it need to be carbon based" and other similar questions. Also, in my biologically-layman's perspective, I think the microcosm arena is the best one to instigate discussion of "the why" nature works. Humans tend to anthropomorphize everything, ask questions such as "how does it know to flap its celia?" etc.... These video make me think more deeply about such questions....

@charlieday6425 4 года назад

Utterly fascinating channel! Just found it as a recommendation based upon Isaac Artur's futurism channel. I look forward to having my conception of the world regularly blown by your amazing content!

@ghoul9002 4 года назад

ahhh! so early!! Wonderful Episode again!! Thank you Mr Hank And Jams Germs for another wonderful episode!!

@-Atrocious 2 года назад

I'm guessn since this is in my recommended and I've seen whats in the väx its likely really in the jäb. Damn these demons.

@oliverjudson1834 2 года назад

its not

@letitbeso3727 3 года назад

MAGNIFICIENT and BEAUTIFUL and ILLUMINATing. just marvelous, this journey is so captivating and also so mind boggolowing. it answers so much and brings in so many questions, kudos. and thnx.

@christiangiord97 4 года назад

That was beautiful! Thank you

@lazchurchyard1229 4 года назад

Hello! What are the hydra's little friends that are crawling all over it?

@HenriqueCestaro 4 года назад

Good question!! What are those?!

@zddxddyddw 4 года назад

Ciliates.

@timewalker6654 4 года назад

Lice problem

@TikiShootah 4 года назад

@Alexander Supertramp very interesting. We need more of these loitering teens of the microverse (cilliates) lol

@soulfreaz 4 года назад

Whelp, it's time to rip my mouth open. I need to poop.

@rrohitamalan 3 года назад

😁

@TheGabriute 4 года назад

oh my god i love hydras so so much!!! they're so fascinating. when i first learned about them in school they instantly became my favorite animals

@jubb1984 4 года назад

This was both mesmerizing as well as slightly creepy =) Thanks for another fantastic episode!

@timsmith6425 2 года назад

Hercules killed the Hyrda with Athenas Golden Sword. Perhaps we should look into Monatomic Gold (ormus)?

@KatErina-ii6ru 2 года назад

That’s interesting!!!

@Sorkabeth 4 года назад

Thank you for excellent captions! I love this channel! #WithCaptions #NoMoreCRAPtions #AccessIsLove

@emiliesmith9917 4 года назад

Sorkabeth Yes!! We stan good captions!!!

@MagnateXL 4 года назад

DUUUUUUDE JUST FOUND THIS CHANNEL! love it, subscribed, sharing

@johntindell9591 4 года назад

Great video. Thank you very much!

@kristimcgowandarkoscellard3126 2 года назад

“Split them apart down to each cell, spin them in a centrifuge and watch as the individual cells sort themselves out and reassemble back into Hydra” 😱😱😱😱 This little creature is literally immortal and certainly would be a terrifying nightmare were it the size of something like a whale 😱 could you imagine such? Truly a mind blowing little creature! Cheers

@tigersamurai2275 2 года назад

Imagine that thing running in your veins

@paulahoskins9972 2 года назад

And wouldn't it be scary if it was in your life saving vaxxine?

@klauskinski8068 7 месяцев назад

@@paulahoskins9972 Luckily it wasn't and it couldn't have been. Feeling stupid after 2 years yet Paula?

@jademirror 4 года назад

If there was an immortal human, this whole "Turned inside out and blended" is a good excuse to never expose their ability.

@fangugel3812 3 года назад

Truly beautiful video in every way.

@hannacarter1352 2 года назад

Awesome video. Thumbs up

@epsospremium6088 4 года назад

All hail Hydra :-) Our world is *a wonderful place.* We have such scary and magic microbes :-)

@joeamerica7211 4 года назад

God's creations ARE wonderful....

@jador9641 4 года назад

@@joeamerica7211 Evolution's*

@savannahlevy97 4 года назад

@@jador9641 you're welcome to believe in evolution. He's welcome to believe in God. Let's not start wars here.

@thousand7480 3 года назад

@@savannahlevy97 thank you

@EarthChickadee 2 года назад

@@jador9641 Finding The Mountain of Moses: The REAL Mount Sinai by Ryan Mauro..... beautiful videography! A real *must* see. Cuz there are MANY archaeological evidences that prove the Bible has been a true and accurate account of REAL events that have taken place in our history........ God bless and much LOVE

@architectinth 2 года назад

Journey to the Microcosmos: Thank you for coming on this journey with us. Me: You're welcome. Thank you for ruining my breakfast.

@maerevell8267 2 года назад

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@ericagardens1234 2 года назад

It's in the madated potion btw

@cubbyv 4 года назад

That was amazing. Thank you.

@jasonlay2836 4 года назад

The soundtrack is bombbb....nice video tooo

@Beryllahawk 4 года назад

The hydra riding the snail was strangely epic :D Microcosmos Uber!

@Straitupsmith69 4 года назад

Seriously need a Microcosmos playlist from Andrew Huang

@opposumness3107 4 года назад

New music! Featuring the Hydra! Love this channel

@marquepoolejewer9427 2 года назад

What a great explanation, Thank you

@genericuser7924 4 года назад

I'm gonna be that guy. "Oh hey a cup of refreshing water!"

@KikinCh1kin 4 года назад

Gonna shlorp some hydra water

@bigjohn3928 2 года назад

The Zombie Hydra

@mk3ferret 2 года назад

In the moderna

@ckl8a 4 года назад

love the channel. completely fascinating! i would love it even more if you could add a scale bar in addition to the magnification....just a suggestion

@paulgrijalva 3 года назад

Outstanding video!

@kelleypeak6969 2 года назад

Thank you. I saw these in a friend's aquarium and I've been needing answers. They really are fascinating.

@LeSurrealDream 2 года назад

Really? Can you tell me what your friend has in the aquarium? Can you see them with the naked eye? I am big into fishkeeping, so just curious about this.

@thesidneychan Год назад

@@LeSurrealDream I've had some in my aquarium. The look like fish poop sticking to the glass, but alive. When you look at it closely it looks like tiny little white worms moving around.

@accordiontv1 2 года назад

In his Second Labour, Hercules defeated the Hydra by placing a cloth over his nose and mouth to protect him from the venemous fumes.......

@carolcossa6244 4 года назад

WOW...the video images are astounding!

@justmerochie 10 месяцев назад

I love this! As a Biology student, I easily got the main concepts of the video. Keep on making contents like this please. Thank you!

@RicardoGonzalez-wr9rz 4 года назад

When that beat dropped 30 seconds in 🔥🔥🔥

@yoursexualizedgrandparents6929 4 года назад

This thing couldn't have a more fitting name.

@acavoxnegledajtelevizor401 7 месяцев назад

I have many of these in my ecosystem jar. I just collected some aquatic plants from river and putted it in a jar without previously washing it. After few months i see many copepods and hydras

@a.b.8606 4 года назад

That was AWSOME!

@vivianeb90 4 года назад

Another amazing video. Please, make one of stuff you found on a human eye!

@TheOtherNeutrino 4 года назад

Photosynthetic hydras maybe the reason why Lileep is a Grass type.

@mastermindcow6210 4 года назад

Makes sense. However, Lileep and Cradily are crinoids.

@MarciaBaker1205 Год назад

Very interesting video. Thanks

@lazysingledaisybronwyn8105 3 года назад

Thank you!! ❤ Awesome info.

@bernardguynunns5658 4 года назад

Me:I'm going to rip you a new one! Hydra: All good, I'm going to rip myself a new one!

@jessicataylor7174 3 года назад

Lol you rip the hydra a new one and he uses the opening to swallow you whole. Noooooo! 😁

@robertward8130 2 года назад

😂

@RenatoOliveiraGaming 3 года назад

That time when you realize that the pictures you saw in your science book, when you were a kid, were made by excellent artists!

@WeddingVegetables 4 года назад

This channel is amazing!

@nikojensen6592 4 года назад

This is so sick! Just shined a flashlight in my aquarium when it was dark, and saw so many hydras, never knew those suckers existed. Kinda more amazed by them than my fish lol

@chillthompson3387 2 года назад

They are saying these are in the cool jabs

@ashyslashy5818 2 года назад

HUMANS WILL BECOME THESE UNLESS WE DESTROY THE EVIL....

@jlord487 2 года назад

And a lot of things from years ago about nano shit and graphene being recommended all of a sudden

@jlord487 2 года назад

This is 100% new world order take over .

@chillthompson3387 2 года назад

@@jlord487 i agree

@chillthompson3387 2 года назад

@@jlord487 There is a lot of things happening that I feel are planned..

@JokersDaughter81 2 года назад

Hmmn, being here in 2021: Hydra - Hydro(gel)- v@x-een

@rickshaw3397 2 года назад

Same

@oliverjudson1834 2 года назад

nope

@rickshaw3397 2 года назад

@@oliverjudson1834 yep

@oliverjudson1834 2 года назад

@@rickshaw3397 nope

@rickshaw3397 2 года назад

@@oliverjudson1834 (clearing throat) yeeeeePPP

@Cgraseck 4 года назад

Great vid! As a tropical fish breeder who feeds lots of baby brine shrimp to my fish fry, hydra explosions are a regular occurrence. Fortunately I’m also a biology teacher. Kids love hydra!when I’m done showing them off, a little dog dewormer takes care of all of the hydra. 😉 Cheers, Chris

@gamingrootz4411 4 года назад

I have an indoor pond aquarium which has managed to gain a stable copepod population, at around the same time hydras have started to appear. Its amazing how quick even a tank can 'evolve' in a way