@animaltalkz: Creating a Self-Sustaining Biosphere: From Sealed Bottle to Thriving Ecosystem 🌍🔬 Have you ever wondered what happens when you seal a bottle for three years and then open it? Last year, I embarked on an exciting journey to create a self-sustaining biosphere, and the results were fascinating. In less than a year, my initial biosphere transformed dramatically, teaching me invaluable lessons that I applied to build an even better version. This time around, the biosphere not only resembles Earth more closely in appearance but also boasts more professional equipment. I installed a rotating device to mimic Earth's rotation and full-spectrum sunlight lamps to simulate the sun. With the help of a precise timer, I successfully created a natural day and night cycle. Additionally, a heating pad at the bottom simulates geothermal heat, ensuring the biosphere maintains a stable temperature. In the first phase, I introduced producers like green plants, which, combined with the sun lamp, continuously produce oxygen through photosynthesis. Now, it's time to expand the ecosystem by adding consumers and decomposers. I'm excited to share my selection process with you and seek your input on which organisms to include. I have a secret base of insects that I'm considering for the biosphere. First up is the stunning Orchid Mantis, a top predator known for its beauty and hunting prowess. However, I'm cautious because introducing such a powerful predator could quickly eliminate all other insects in the biosphere. Next, there's the Jumping Spider - a creature many find intimidating, but with its adorable large eyes, it might add a unique charm. However, their timid nature may not fare well in the challenging environment of the biosphere. To ensure a balanced ecosystem, I'm also adding the Cherry Cockroach, an omnivorous and resilient organism perfect for maintaining harmony. For decomposers, I've chosen pill bugs and White-bellied Jumping Beetles, renowned for breaking down mold and recycling nutrients efficiently. Additionally, I've included snail and cricket eggs to further diversify the biosphere's inhabitants. As I prepare to seal this new biosphere, I invite you to join me on this scientific adventure. Share your thoughts and suggestions in the comments - what other organisms should I consider adding? Stay tuned for the next episode where we officially seal the biosphere and watch the magic unfold! 🔬🌱✨ #Biosphere #EcosystemInABottle #DIYScience #SelfSustaining #NatureProject #Sustainability #ScienceExperiment #EcoFriendly #GreenLiving #Microcosm #EnvironmentalScience #TikTokScience #Innovation #Biology #LifeInABottle #ScienceTok #EcoProject #NatureLovers #Educational #HandsOnScience

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