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Found this dude in some pond water. Looks a little lost and confused, probably got knocked out of his amoeba nest or took a wrong turn. He eventually finds a home on a clump of sediment. Microscope: Premiere MRJ-03 at 400x Recorded on a Samsung Galaxy S23

After watching this stentor eat an entire Synura colony and multiple Trachelomonas, I decided to filmed it and see how many it would eat before it started having trouble. Microscope: Premiere MRJ-03 at 100x Recorded on a Samsung Galaxy S23

I often see these floating around in water samples but don't see them staying still. So when this guy was just sitting there I figured it would be a good idea to zoom in and record some details. There is a round opening at the bottom where the flagella come out, and they can be seen moving around the side of the cell. After looking in the book Freshwater Algae of North America I narrowed it dow...

I often see these floating around in water samples but don't see them staying still. So when this guy was just sitting there I figured it would be a good idea to zoom in and record some details. There is a round opening at the bottom where the flagella come out, and they can be seen moving around the side of the cell. After looking in the book Freshwater Algae of North America I narrowed it dow...

This is the first Synura that I've spotted. It's pretty interesting to watch ⌚️ Microscope: Premiere MRJ-03 at 400x and 200x Filmed on Samsung Galaxy S23

I came across a few of these in some moss and after watching it for a while I started noticing some movement inside. I wasn't sure if it was dead, dying, or what. So I started recording and caught this very interesting process. It might not even be coming out of tun state but I think that's what's happening here. Microscope: Premiere MRJ-03 at 400x and 100x Recorded on a Samsung Galaxy S23

I found this flatworm that looks like a regular ghost in darkfield, has two crescent eyes, and what appears to be a stomach that spins like a globe inside it. It must have had a spicy #7 from Popeyes for lunch Microscope: Premiere MRJ-03 at 100x, 200x, and 400x Recorded with a Samsung Galaxy S23

I found this flatworm that looks like a regular ghost in darkfield, has two crescent eyes, and what appears to be a stomach that spins like a globe inside it. It must have had a spicy #7 from Popeyes for lunch Microscope: Premiere MRJ-03 at 100x, 200x, and 400x Recorded with a Samsung Galaxy S23

I had to consult with the local internet processionals to figure out what this is and I think I (they) have narrowed it down to something not unlike the Astasia Klepsii euglanid. I managed to catch a moment in between its aimless twirling where it seemed to be recovering from and preparing for the next bout of dizziness. My microscope is a Premiere MRJ-03 and this was recorded with my Samsung G...

Watch this amoeba move around under the microscope in darkfield and brightfield. It looks like it has recently eaten a whole diatom and is considering picking up another. Is it a limax amoeba? Is this an Amoeba channel now? Microscope: Premiere MRJ-03 at 200x and 400x Filmed with Samsung Galaxy S23 and sped up to 5x speed in Capcut

Watch this amoeba move around under the microscope in darkfield and brightfield. It looks like it has recently eaten a whole diatom and is considering picking up another. Is it a limax amoeba? Is this an Amoeba channel now? Microscope: Premiere MRJ-03 at 200x and 400x Filmed with Samsung Galaxy S23 and sped up to 5x speed in Capcut

Watch this amoeba move around under the microscope in darkfield and brightfield. It looks like it has recently eaten a whole diatom and is considering picking up another. Is it a limax amoeba? Is this an Amoeba channel now? Microscope: Premiere MRJ-03 at 200x and 400x Filmed with Samsung Galaxy S23 and sped up to 5x speed in Capcut