Creatures in my Water!!! - Microscopic Animals from a Local Stream.
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- Опубликовано: 6 апр 2012
- About half way through the video you see what I found under the microscope! Please be sure to watch!
If you can ID any of these animals, please provide the time and the name. I would be most appreciate.
Microscope: Celestron 44345 lcd deluxe digital microscope
"One single drop is an entire Universe."
What if our universe is just a tiny speck or some kind of little particle?
That's always been my personal thought. Everything is infinitely small/big to everything else.
of course because its a mater of perspective, to us a golf ball is small to an ant its a huge thing. to the galazy we ARe a spec of dust jsut not in the eyes of us humans we compare things to the size of men.
Don't you mean Multiverse?
Like Man in Black
11:37 sonic in the early stages of evolution
Lol
But really, What is that?
im dying
*LOL*
Wow I watched for over 17 mins and I didn't even notice the time that passed! I'M TRULY IN AWE!
Nice video.
First organism: Diatom
Second: algae and diatoms
Three: rotifer
Four: diatom..
Later Synura...
and the last cosmarium
There is no "FIRST" organism! *Think* about this in DEEP. You will be find ALLAH.
***** Profound thought. But I meant "First" in the images of the video, not "First" in the Life.
Regards
Sorry about my fault.
Tnx mU, for the ID on the critters! rc
***** xD YOU ARE THE MAN
8:57 is a diatom, in profile. 12:20, another diatom. 13:14 is a pleurostomatid ciliate (e.g. Amphileptus procerus or Litonotus cygnus). 14:17, more diatoms. 15:05, a colonial flagellate alga called Synura (a chrysophyte). 15:55, a desmid (Cosmarium, I think).
nice comment Mr. Taylor - terms like those look scientific, got me a new scope too, learning a lot from the net here, - I need me some H20 now from the local stream and lake - informative video on how to start out too antiprotons - thank you
i love microscopic life forms.
so small yet so deadly
It's a beautiful emerald green ! Awesome detail !
That was amazing. Thank you for sharing!
Thanks antiproton and "lab assistant Mary" for sharing your microscope and rambles in stream water. Water has a whole world living in it! Amazing!
Wao nice video. Have new subscribe.
Thank you for posting!
omg , i'm so in love w/ this video!!!! thanks for sharing it!
Outstanding work. Images are awesome.
Wonderful vid! Thank you for helping us peer within the microcosm! :D
Some serious cool in that water! The world of unusual creatures that we've never seen before has grown. Thanks for sharing.
I like watching science videos!
Wow!! Such spectacular view!! I look forward to getting my own microscope.
I loved this. Thanks for bringing these things to me, I'm fascinated. That thing made out of squares and rectangles, the thing with the long "nose", and the ball made up of small green things rolling around....just amazing.
Fascinating video great post
Awesome vid, Im gunna try this myself today!
Wow. That is absolutely AMAZING. It's incredible how complex these molecular machines are! I've been taking Biology in college and this video is amazing.
Thank you so much for posting this! It was super interesting and very helpful to my personal studies. :)
Amazing!
You found some very interesting microscpic life, I enjoyed watching your video.
Bravo...You take river again,and of record.That's wonderful.I'm sure,you understand to me...Cosmos bless you :)
These are quite interesting!
Hi, love what you are doing. I am a 67 yr old woman and I am just going to begin my own hobby of looking in a microscope. I have one now and cannot wait to begin. Fun to see your channel. I have no education in this except from Junior College biology class. So many wonderful things to do in this life.
Awesome!! so cool!!
Awesome!! Good job!!
wonderful video? I showed it to my grand daughter Elina and she found it amazing. We both want to thank you for it
Amazing!
Beautiful, it's a very interesting world!
Yeah and soon maybe it will evolve to live on land
"One single drop is an entire universe." I love that quote, just made me realize how complex this world is and proof that it didnt happen randomly.
Aceplaya 21 It wasn't random. Evolution is a complex process which is very much not random.
What created this process?
Aceplaya 21 Nothing created it, it evolved over time. Small changes to the organisms through due to random mutation and natural selection. Most mutations (nearly all) are either benign or lethal, but every now and then a small mutation proves advantageous and that critter has a statistically higher chance of spreading their DNA. Over a long long time, this adds up.
Unless you are speaking of abiogenesis, which is a totally different subject (how did life start). In that case, we may never know but scientists are pretty sure it evolved natural clay forming self replicating molecules. I can point you to a good video which shows the mechanism, if you like.
Both of these subjects are very complex and well understood (evolution more so).
Isaac Hu True. They have even done this in space: www.nasa.gov/centers/ames/news/releases/2002/02_33AR.html
lol
Great work
Pretty cool stuff!
I love this please make more!
Now that is a great sample...a sample I took from my neighborhood pond apparently contained nothing interesting at all. xP
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I really enjoyed this
whoa pretty cool man. thx 4 sharing~!!
Amazing video, Thanks for your time, hope you make more :]
this is an awesome video, thanks for uploading :)
great video!
Hi, Antiprotons!! I ran into your videos by accident and I've got to say that I'm hooked. I love how you take us into your world and talk to us like we're there with you. Your videos are such fun adventures! You seem like such a nice guy too. Thank you for making these videos! Me and my 8 yr old son are fans. Hello from Wyoming USA.
Thanks for the video! Certainly makes one realize everything is more complex than it first appears. We sure do wish you would narrate more as you know so much and we are eager to learn. After seeing this I understand why Leeuwenhoek was purportedly so hesitant to discard his little buddies. Again, thanks!
Thanks, nice video.
Interesting, trippy, thanks
Nice.. a hole new world...
amazing!
Besides the ' copyright', you provided advertising. Now I know what to look for in a microscope. Amazing quality. I always wanted to do that. Plus sand and dirt samples. Oooh, and the scrapings of under my or ? fingernails. Hahaha. That may stop ones from biting their nails. Thank you for sharing your experience.
I love the canoe bugs
You don't look at all like a scientist XD hehe, thanks for the upload anyway, realy enjoyed it!
I've got to get myself one of those microscopes. Your results look awesome.
really fascinating...
that is a very nice microscope, thank you for sharing :D
I m really enjoy your video
I believe that the organism with the "elefant trunk" was a Gastrotricha :o) and you have a lot of beautiful Diatomea there!!!
That was incredible,Thank you very much Tom and Lab Assistant Mary : )
Nice video!
THIS IS SO COOL!
The thing at 1130 is a rotifer.
Man i love microorganisms
Celestron! Nice little unit.
I love science. I was swimming in the river a little over a week ago and I pulled out a log from under the water. I watched as I saw very tiny creatures walking along the log. Most of them were maggot like, but some were bigger and had arms. I had never seen those creatures before, so I’m going to invest in a telescope and start observing the bodies of water I go swimming in (beach, river, lake, etc) and compare how bacteria and animals differ from one location to another. Then I’ll learn more about the micro word we are too big to even notice.
Neat video!
amazing I have to try this at my local river I love science!
The microscope I use is a CELESTRON it is very similar to the one you are using in this video. I think it is a great microscope, though I also use a Zenith Microscope with a digital eyepiece.
Your video has inspiered me to check out some of my local ponds and streams. Thank you.
Plz do more of these videos!!!
Nice man!
stream algae. that's so cool.
Dude, this is like awesome! I didn't know that we could buy something this powerful with just a few hundred bucks. This would be exactly what I would need. I've been wanting to go around Arizona collecting water samples. I've also wanted to test water in my aquariums. If I sent you some hair samples, could you digitize them in a video for a price?
Thanks Tom ! What an excellent video, as always! Gosh you are a fast learner. :-)
I'm interested in a usb microscope to use in my garden, was looking at some vids, and saw you have made educational & entertaining presentations in this subject also.
I'm looking for 400x usb. Got any recommendations for one to get me started?
I have a small celestron that just won't get down to the microbes I'd like to look at.
Best rc
COOOOLLLL!!!
Wow at 11:28 your microscope skills are god like. Awesome video.
13:33 Last year in biology I learned these "trunks" are named flagellum that help them move. Pretty cool stuff
thank you! very well put together video and amazing footage. must get my hands on a new microscope! im realy starting to want a pet tardigrade thingy lol... but ya know larger haha
Awesome
Hmmm now I know what goes into me when I drink in the wild, interesting
Very cool! Thanks :) I once tried this with my microscope @ 400x magnification. I wasn't this succesful. The colonial creature was awesome :D
Excellent, merci! Très intéressant. Very interesting.
real life spore
True
real life have shitty graphics, spore is better
i play spore its really cool my user name is kspork
I JUST ordered this microscope yesterday. I´m like a little kid before christmas eve(here in Denmark we get presents on the evening of the 24.!) ;) Goddammit I can´t wait!! Gimmi gimmi gimmi!!!!! :D thx for the video :)
Great Video, I have no background in biology, (actually failed it twice in high school), but This video is thought provoking. Kinda makes me wish I would have payed more attention in class....or showed up. lol awesome stuff!
Great vid great ending good shit
I like it
I love that you remind people to take notes regarding what the sample is...so often people forget. oh was that a ciliated diatom? i only see them dead!
Is it possible you can tell me what kind of microscope you have if I want to buy one and by the way thank you so much for that wonderful video
Interesting video...good quality microscopy (in my humble opinion)
Thank You
Lacrymaria olor is a protozoan, typically 100 micrometres (0.10 mm) long, that is found in freshwater ponds. Its name means "swan tear" in Latin, and refers to its general shape: namely, a teardrop-shaped body with a small "head" at the end of a long slender "neck". The animal is notable for its ability to extend the neck up to 7 times its body length, and manipulate in many directions - even around obstacles - in order to capture its food.[1] For that reason it is a popular subject for amateur microscopists.
awesome
Great video, I am looking to grow algae and would like to know what kind of Microscope you are using. I would like to see at a minimum of 600x all the way to 1000 to 1200 Im thinking of getting a Konus USA College 600x Biological Monocular Microscope?
now i want a microscope! very cool!
thats amazing and how fast that thing swims... great post man, btw i wonder if you put some red blood cells to it and see how these creatures react to it...
@antiprotons please please tell me what's your microscope model??
The thing with the elephant like trunk is Dileptus... it could also be Lacrymaria Olor but it looked more like Dileptus...
antiprotons, I am amazed that you followed that fast moving organism so well. I have trained with some specimen under microscope. I know how difficult that is.
David White I played a lot of video games as a kid lol It's like spore... just real :)
+antiprotons I love spore :D
Dude. you've been drinking Spirogyra! Actually really cool looking protists...
could you please tell me what microscope you use,
and thank you for the awesome video!
What magnification are most of these clips, my microscope can magnify 40x well. Would I be able to see similar things?
Cool microscope....beats the one i had as a kid
I think that little Animal you asked about was a Rotifer. They are little animals that feed on algae and protozoa.
Seeing you posted this video almost 4 years ago I'm sure you have figured that out by now. :)