The best place to find TARDIGRADES (Water Bears)

I found two moss samples, one of which contained many tardigrades (water bears).
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[@gillessanmartin8867]

The insectas are lacebugs (Heteroptera Tingidae). Maybe in the genus Corythucha (rather common on Platanus for example. Some other genera are living in mosses too.

[@swingasc]

I love the "on location" videos -- they serve as a good reminder to be on the lookout for samples wherever we go, and to always have collection tools with us!

[@MicroscopyMan]

I agree.

[@ExploreTheMicrocosmos]

This was really fun, refreshing to see you outside! I finally started my Microscopy channel I literally have 1 sub but Im still so excited Lol

[@garthkey]

May be beneficial to add them to your stomach biome

[@MicroRealm93]

Hello…i have a quick question, i got a new microscope. And when i look down the lens, i get double vision. do you know how i can fix this?

[@ExploreTheMicrocosmos]

If its a binocular microscope adjust the eyepieces until they create one circular field of view.

[@edithaviland8461]

So cool