Posted: Sun Jun 20, 2021 5:11 pm
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=68f_k7avp1s
I toured the artificial mudpuddle once again to survey the state of things. I saw large ciliates, and amoebas, but for me as a microbe hunter, the most interesting thing is the mass of tiny creatures, much smaller than 1/100 of a mm (almost at the limit of light microscopes). There are so many of them in the mudpuddle and in tremendous variety.
I toured the artificial mudpuddle once again to survey the state of things. I saw large ciliates, and amoebas, but for me as a microbe hunter, the most interesting thing is the mass of tiny creatures, much smaller than 1/100 of a mm (almost at the limit of light microscopes). There are so many of them in the mudpuddle and in tremendous variety.