@closeintel: I found microscopic piranhas in a drop of pond water. 🔬💧 These are Coleps, armored scavengers that can "smell" injured cells from across the water. Watch what happens when this giant Stentor cell accidentally bursts open! #microscope #microbiology #Science #stem #nature

Waitingfortheworldtochange :

It’s incredible how much is going on that we have no knowledge of. Universe inside a universe

Zomble5 :

The Mitochondria is the power house of the cell

Ballew206 :

Applezebra :

So do cells feel hunger pangs like humans do? How do they just know to eat?

April May June :

One drop of water, people. I love Earth, I love nature. It is life on top of life on top of life. I LOVE watching a drop of pond water under a microscope,always have. Thank you sir

JT🥀 :

Spore irl

Kalmar Loridelon :

Makes me wanna buy a good microscope.

ZSB0404 :

how are they moving around with no fins or anything

Chase Carroll :

Man I miss science class :(

IDK it’s Jason :

Can you explain the life cycle of this animal?

jlreel :

My attention span is just fine…

Ja :

They remind me of Langoliers. Also, the mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell.

Dustin :

wow! your explanation on how these particular cells work is mesmerizing

ABetterWay :

How fascinating

monsterEATSpilot :

That was very cool and informative

paradox_035 :

This is incredible

VenemousX :

What a fascinating world we live in

Soodle :

Very cool. My seventh grade science teacher sparked my interest in microbiology and to this day I love it! Thanks!

Duck :

What microscope do you use

emmett :

they have no idea about credit scores

StonesBologns :

awesome video

luxuriously007 :

Show us more pond creatures! 🥰

Smitt :

Look without the light

ArchGinger :

This is SO COOL! 😎

martymar12212 :

love this