Catching PLANKTON in the Mediterranean Sea

I collected some marine plankton during my stay in Croatia, which I want to show you. I found several interesting specimens, but also one, which I can not identify.
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[@luigiolivobozzano5944]

The strange last "alien" it's actually a large of tunicata... A microrganism that can filter things smaller than 0,5 um!

[@BlitzAtao]

I agree, from what I see on online databases, it seems to be a tunicate larvae. Well done for the identification !

[@drovoseg]

The last creature is a larva of a chicken

[@edithaviland8461]

Larvae of a chicken?

[@edithaviland8461]

Someone threw an egg in the lake?

[@edithaviland8461]

Im sorry...i don't understand

[@miensojady]

I think it's a larva of a seagull 😅

[@JudlexAlternate]

we finding krusty crab burger recipe with this one 🔥🔥🔥

[@michelbourgeois988]

Google lens suggest a Tunicate larvae

[@mikevanderman2727]

Beautiful, no adding or subtracting needed, lovely.

[@TheUnseenMicro-world]

Hi microbe hunter, I have a question. I use an introductory microscope which can achieve maximum magnification of 320x, If i use a 30x eyepiece with my 20x objective (which is the highest objective I have) the total magnification will be 600x and if I use 25x eyepiece with my 20x objective the total magnification will be 500x. My microscope is telmu XD-1606 inverse microscope, can you please tell me which eyepiece would be compatible with my 20x objective. I need atleast 400x magnification, Thanks in advance btw love your videos

[@miensojady]

Love it !!
I will try to look some creatures in a Baltic Sea. ❤

[@ExploreTheMicrocosmos]

You brought a full size microscope on a plane!? LOL your very brave....should have setup in the bathroom, Im sure airplane restrooms have some very funky critters to see jk :)

[@Microbehunter]

We went by bus... but the whole microscopy equipment did use a full luggage...

[@warmgreetings]

Wow 😀🙌 thank you so much for sharing this with us 🙏

[@edithaviland8461]

Thank you. Fantastic

[@freedomforever6718]

The unknown creature could be one that eats crude oil and possibly certain types of plastics.

[@miensojady]

Let's try to breed them 🤟

[@joseywales6168]

they are so cute

[@edithaviland8461]

Ahhh...wow

[@edithaviland8461]

So amazing 😮😍

[@MarieChardome]

super! not finished with pond life yet but will try the pacific plankton this week! maybe with a coffee filter as i have no flash net 🤩

[@mikevanderman2727]

Certainly looks like an intermediate polypody

[@StyleshStorm]

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[@sciencenerd7639]

wow!