Suctorians: The Ugly Duckling of Ciliates

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@chironOwlglass 3 года назад

"Suctorian" sounds like what you call the person who finishes last in their class when they graduate

@busybillyb33 3 года назад

Sounds like the person who fails with distinction.

@aDarcone 3 года назад

both of these statements is called 'classism, good sirs

@busybillyb33 3 года назад

@@aDarcone Valedictorian and Suctorian can be complementary partners. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

@aDarcone 3 года назад

@@busybillyb33 ~ ^^

@MaryAnnNytowl 3 года назад

Glad I'm not the only one that thought of that! (Edit: typo)

@fluffysheap 3 года назад

Ah, they're bald, rarely move and have trouble pooping. Finally a ciliate I can relate to

@chironOwlglass 3 года назад

magnesium, pal

@CONGTHEGUERILLA 3 года назад

average redditor

@vidyagaems4063 3 года назад

But were you hairy and mobile as a child?

@ryanwillmon7689 3 года назад

So your average 45 year old

@petegravel634 2 года назад

So single cells - organism -have babies!? What's the Difference in humans than?? Abortions. Really KILLING TO ME PEOPLE??!!!

@eph_kni 3 года назад

Good morning all you multicellular peoples

@frostincubus4045 3 года назад

Good evening from somewhere on the other half of earth

@ciaran6959 3 года назад

Good evening. I wish your multicellular vessel well and that it may correctly perform it's functions without error for many complete earth orbits to come

@SaiyanHeretic 3 года назад

Bold of you to assume none of us are monocellular. #rude

@a.g.m.s_1916 3 года назад

@@SaiyanHeretic bold of you to..... Shit the Frick off

@AshiwiZuni 3 года назад

I am a very large amoeba 🦠

@turingsghost 3 года назад

The scientist who named these dudes was absolutely brutal. Imagine getting named that and not even having the physical or intellectual capability to do anything about it.

@petegravel634 2 года назад

Lol

@FriedFreya 3 года назад

The name Suctorian seems very fitting for a microbe that slurps all his meals up through a straw-like appendage, haha~

@roboticjanitor3332 3 года назад

Did some carbon based lifeform just say.... S U C C ?

@DinnerForkTongue 3 года назад

@@roboticjanitor3332 oh no

@EricMyungjinChung 3 года назад

Every time I see these microorganisms die in these videos I think about how small a life really is. It gives me perspective on my little plot in the space-time continuum, and the life I was given. I appreciate that each life comes and goes as a part of this journey, together.

@Blackmark52 3 года назад

The realization that these little things already possess the rudiments of almost everything that we think differentiates ourselves from them is forever mindboggling.

@gregoryolenovich6440 3 года назад

Suctorian sounds like what an angsty middle schooler would name an alien race.

@rot_studios 3 года назад

The ciliate dying at 6:30 was such a... wierd spectacle. Like death slowly rolled over it or something

@whizthesugoi 3 года назад

The way its inwards started to flow away to the top right of the screen was kind of beautiful

@maksphoto78 3 года назад

That's how they die: their membrane fails and all the innards flow out.

@JohnSmith-xf1zu 3 года назад

What a way to go, still struggling to swim away until the last organelles spill out.

@kisnpisn4919 3 года назад

yes. very dramatic

@Nosirrbro 3 года назад

@@maksphoto78 I actually don't think that ciliate's membrane broke, to me it looks like as it was dying something about the movement of the cilia was causing the membrane to form that weird kink in the middle, maybe because the cilia's movements were disjointed, while the rest of the cilia lost the ability to move at all

@Phoneplugger 3 года назад

Hank Green genuinely feels like the next generation David Attenborough and I love it

@jamesbenz3228 3 года назад

I get more Carl Sagan vibes. To each their own.

@GordonFreechmen 3 года назад

Just you wait: they may all laugh now, but those suctorians will eventually evolve into the most gorgeous swan microbes.

@AgentTasmania 3 года назад

... lacrimaria?

@GordonFreechmen 3 года назад

Well, the lacrymaria is the "swan's tear", so technically we have yet to see the splendor that is the swan ciliate.

@Justin-wd2vy 3 года назад

This channel inspired me to get my own microscope a while ago. Not disappointed. It's a wonderful hobby.

@juanferestrada 3 года назад

I love the Stockhausen inspired bits of music. It goes amazing with the microcosmos. Love your contribution to the episodes Andrew!

@TheYahmez 3 года назад

This is my all time favourite channel. The most tailored experiences will always be niche. I would really love an interstellar atlas though to compliment this microscopic zoopedia. 🤞

@Dr_Tapeworm 3 года назад

organisms that are so totally different from their relatives but still grouped together because of some anatomical consistency at some point in their life that links them together are super cool. see: tunicates (our invertebrate cousins!), parasitic barnacles (which shed most of their recognizable crustacean anatomy upon finding a host), and myxozoans (basically jellyfish relatives that evolved into microscopic parasitic "worms", but are still cnidarians because they have cnidocytes)

@theresamcmullen4841 3 года назад

People are eager, able and willing . Love the hunger.

@osyrusthevirus2434 3 года назад

Time to add this song to my Spotify playlist

@UltimateSugar95 3 года назад

That song you're using really reminds me of the game reassembly. Particularly the songs "explore" and "imminent wormhole" off of the ost

@jessicap4998 3 года назад

Oh wow. These guys are like the sea-living tunicates in the macro world. Tunicates are invertebrates, but part of the chordate phylum, because as a larval tunicate, they have a notochord. Once they find a spot to settle down, they stick to the substrate, lose the notochord, and start filtering water like a sea sponge.

@gabrielmontufar5238 3 года назад

You guys make germs relatable. That's pretty cool. Smart channel

@jackson-aka2gs749 3 года назад

Microcosmos is one of the most interesting obsession binge watches to date. Great work guys!

@brendakrieger7000 3 года назад

I watch these before bed to relax😴😌 Thank you very much💚🔬

@bcdm999 3 года назад

This was...oddly beautiful Thank you for it

@ciaran6959 3 года назад

The suctorians may be the ugly duckling of cilliates but in the end they were the most beautiful

@LeonVonDai 3 года назад

- Bill Clinton

@LEDewey_MD 3 года назад

Just lose it listening to that perfect soundtrack!!

@LuxurioMusic 3 года назад

I've looked through the comments and not seen the word "succtorian" yet, so I thought I should share.

@RBLXProd 3 года назад

Succtorian

@sean12444 3 года назад

im surprised these videos dont have more views, this is actually really interesting

@mateuszbaginski5075 3 года назад

As far as I understand, Ciliates/Ciliophora is a proper taxon/monophyletic group: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ciliate So, even if some suctorian species stopped being ciliate-like in its baby stage, phylogenetically it would still be considered a ciliate, because it descends from the last common ancestor of all ciliates.

@jasepoag8930 3 года назад

Suctorian sounds like some sort of monster in a movie that's getting mocked by two robots and a human in the not too distant future.

@TheRogueWolf 3 года назад

Next Sunday, AD?

@csn583 3 года назад

A bubble gum dispenser with a beak and a mechanical catcher's mitt off the Wintergattan marble machine?

@lexon196 3 года назад

Thank you for this great video and narration ❤❤

@sciencenerd7639 2 года назад

fantastic, keep up the good work

@twinleaf3076 3 года назад

This channel is soooooo good

@Tuberuser187 3 года назад

Heh, I managed to post a comment before Paramecium did!

@lilitheden748 3 года назад

😄

@cathyerley3057 3 года назад

Good grief, did that last one just eat itself to death?! Dude, just say no.

@Treksh 3 года назад

Thanks for the episode

@applepie9806 3 года назад

Looking for rotifer in the comments but don't see him. Anyway this is a very fascinating little creature, I love the tentacles they remind me of starfish suckers for some reason.

@oneshotme 3 года назад

Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up

@mayukhbhattacharya8793 3 года назад

Ah yes spooky music

@mossaic13 3 года назад

Awesome Works my friend. Wonders made known with relaxation. Wish school was like that. Can you try glitter microbes? Or crystal forming unseen things?

@Mousey10101 3 года назад

Lovin' that Biowave music :D

@EkkoMr 3 года назад

this is a legit SPOORE gameplay. love it!

@wii3willRule 3 года назад

genuinely one of the best RU-vid channels in existence

@VeggiePun 3 года назад

The thing I love the most about the microcosmos is that everything sounds like a Final Fantasy Boss.

@yuvalne 3 года назад

This is basically the Spore straw mouth, isn't it?

@live4twilight4ever 3 года назад

i love the music at the beginning, so dramatic

@CrashingThunder 3 года назад

Didn't think I'd be sitting here thankful I can poop today, but here I am.

@clairejeansonne9800 3 года назад

Comments for the most lovely series on youtube.

@FlyingJetpack1 3 года назад

6:22 That was one hell of a brutal death o_o

@GordonFreechmen 3 года назад

Dude got squeezed out of itself like a tube of toothpaste.

@andyd8370 3 года назад

@ 6:23 "Suctorian killing a cilliate" @ 7:05 Cilliate's insides are still moving.... the Microcosmos is so bizarre

@kaltkalt2083 3 года назад

Attack submarines that grow up into stationary naval mines? Seems regressive.

@randywatson8347 3 года назад

Kinda curious if microbes create noise and it can be recorded in some way. 🤔

@chironOwlglass 3 года назад

very teeny sounds, probably hard to measure

@jeremyarguello8693 3 года назад

I just realized this narrator is from scischow

@whizthesugoi 3 года назад

It's the CEO of the brand that makes some of the most successeful science series in youtube Also he is John Green's brother

@whizthesugoi 3 года назад

And he is very epicc

@zddxddyddw 3 года назад

And used to be one of the hosts of Eons.

@iliketurtles6777 3 года назад

Thank you fellow cells!

@while.coyote 3 года назад

It's like playing Spore, but in real life!

@kartikeypatel7426 2 года назад

Well information. Good show.

@jakobraahauge7299 3 года назад

very very sexy voice art - but I miss the immersive and dreamy dubs of early Journey to the Microcosmos

@afluffywhitekitty8589 3 года назад

You have a fantastic narrator voice.

@davidjohn3533 3 года назад

I want to play a rogue-like game where you choose your micro-organism and have to survive for as long as possible, unlocking new micro-organisms with each death.

@petegravel634 2 года назад

Me I a hydras but 5hej no it if it has anything to be with the bible NO!

@BlaDeKke 3 года назад

i don't know why it took me so long to realise, but this video made it clear to me, that you are, or will become, the David Attenborough of our generation.

@Tardigradico 3 года назад

I have a question. Is the academia still relying in morphological traits to classify unicelullar eukaryotes or is changing to the use of genomic relateness to establish their taxonomy? Thank you. Your channel is lovely :)

@theresamcmullen4841 3 года назад

What he said.

@fernandoflores3161 3 года назад

I loved this episode!!!!

@johnsteinat5213 3 года назад

I am digging the sound so hard

@theresamcmullen4841 3 года назад

I am reminded of “ waste not , want not “. Zero waste life form. It converted its own consumption byproduct into a home occupied by its own. Did I get that wrong?

@adamboyd1132 3 года назад

I managed to watch this while pooping. I do appreciate that ability.

@kellydalstok8900 3 года назад

Too much information

@csn583 3 года назад

And that's how you get hemorrhoids.

@elly3359 3 года назад

Why would anyone dislike this video?

@smaakjeks 3 года назад

0:25 "And, it's sort of the ugly duckling of ciliates -- not because they're ugly, but because, like the poor fabled cygnet (...)" Dude, spoilers!

@jacksonschumacher175 3 года назад

How did you get a 630X magnification? I know about the typical 4X, 10X, 40X, and 100X objective but what objective and eyepiece did you get to 630X?

@Uhlbelk 3 года назад

Scientist: I found a new protist! Colleagues: What are you going to call it? Scientist: It drinks the insides of its prey through a straw like appendage... so Suctorian.

@italrecordsportal 3 года назад

Amazing videos as usual

@Fly0High 3 года назад

That last one is incredible. Seems like a bad turned inside out.

@TruthIsTheNewHate84 3 года назад

I finally figured out who the narrator sounds like. He sounds like Paul Giamatti. I've been trying to think of that for months. Ever since i found this channel i have been trying to think of who he sounds like. Thank god i figured it out because it's been driving me mad.

@totallynothuman4543 2 года назад

It's hank green lol

@TruthIsTheNewHate84 2 года назад

@@totallynothuman4543 I know who it is. I was trying to figure out who he sounded like. His voice reminded me of someone and I couldn't figure out who. Then I realized it was Paul Giamatti.

@cheaterman49 3 года назад

8:07 Hahaha, Hank and his modesty - your "niche" channel almost has half a million subscribers :-) can't wait for the 500k special!

@deadbzeus 3 года назад

This channel is the best.

@KingsleyIII 3 года назад

Calling them suctorians is kind of mean. They should be called awesomtorians!

@joanafernandes5709 3 года назад

Hi! Does anyone know the species of the round suctorian? It would be very helpful for my master thesis research!! Thanks

@zddxddyddw 3 года назад

You should contact the Microcosmos team.

@KeenonKH 3 года назад

Would it be right to say that suctorians are to ciliates as tunicates are to chordates? Both suctorians and tunicates have ‘adult’ forms that don’t seem to fit at all in their phylum but their offspring do.

@dasbuj 3 года назад

This was a strangely hard video to watch while eating

@Beryllahawk 3 года назад

So they are just a little bit like corals and other sea creatures, that have the mobile "larva" stage, then later on become sessile?

@arthurmonjot1391 3 года назад

Hi ! Does anyone know the name of the little vermiform organism beside Suctorian at 3.05 ? Spirochaetae bacteria ?

@safarullahabdulraheem380 3 года назад

Lots of love to everyone.

@katesterner 3 года назад

Can you devise some kind of a game that would make use of the microscope? One that would help also teach the uses of a microscope?

@kireibee4901 3 года назад

There's cilia in my lungs, am I a ciliate?

@RainVine 3 года назад

I love your work

@bengoodwin2141 3 года назад

What's happening in that last clip with the cilliate seeming to start to split and then the original side seeming to move all it's contents into the other?

@goldeneye1182 3 года назад

So got interested on how to watch this with my own eyes getting a microscope learned there are more types of microscopes did some research found the electron microscopes and when I saw the prices I got depressed

@roykay4709 Год назад

Do any micro-organisms battle each other with some winning sometimes and losing others to the same other organism?

@rot_studios 3 года назад

All this talk about pooping made me require a toilet visit lmao

@DJsteuph 3 года назад

Fantastic channel

@prschuster 3 года назад

Nice space music.

@Amocles 3 года назад

What megapixel sensor do you use. What microscope do you use.

@Dragrath1 3 года назад

How do these relate to each other genetically? After all convergent evolution is common in the natural world so I wonder how much the morphological classifications actually hold up for relatedness. Case and point the recent genetic analysis of dire wolves