The bacteria living on your hands right now 

Lol 😂

I’m itching while reading thus

@@sophiavanata817 Same lol

Me too my back and neck itching

Cuz Mother Nature, my friend, has an ugly side too.

It's called agar, and the container is called an agar plate. Good luck with the project, if it's yet to happen.

Agar

@@rahul7270 from where we can get this agar powder

@@thegenius498 Laboratory stores for sure, certain food stores might have it too, and it's available on Amazon.

Agar

bacteria live in colonies! the blooming circles you see consist of millions of them so it's possible to observe the whole community they got there with naked eye! but if you do want to see a bacteria (as in, one living organism) you'd have to look at it under a microscope. hope this helps!

Did you go to school. That is 3rd grade chemistry. Like the first experiment you do in the biology lab is growing bacteria in a Petri dish..some people just didn't catch on to things at school did they ! ! ! 😂😂

@@sicks6six hey u devil 666 if you're talking about being in 3rd grade and being taught by this u must b out of your mind, not every school teach this kinda stuff fym

...ok?

si es hermoso (yea it is beautiful)

Wade Rivers Great! Now no one ever needs to wash their hands again!! Thanks!!!

Clearly it does make a difference, since each test grew at a different rate. They were all over the course of three days

@@elizabethbetsy1 Washing your hands with soap and water only washes the bacteria away by removing slimy substances from your hands, but it doesn't actually kill the bacteria, it just removes some of them (some of them and not all)... Washing your hands with just water can actually multiply the bacteria in your hands because more moisture is all that bacteria need to multiply more rapidly... You have far far more bacteria living in your intestine ( inside your gut) than you have on your hands or any part of your skin... Most bacteria are harmless and some are beneficial (or even essential for our well-being)... Only a very small percentage of bacteria are pathogenic and can cause disease...