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is it trying to feed on a volvox?
mainman918 2 years ago
Amoebas tend to move away from light so they might behave weirdly when you're viewing them from an optical microscope.
TheSonOfDumb 2 years ago
This video has been sped, they're normally quite slow. Notice how the prey objects dart away nearly instantaneously.
LokiHellion 4 years ago
Orodreth, the yellow balls are called "things."
mergatroidal 5 years ago
That...is so cool!
AmbulatoryPedestrian 5 years ago
We just learnt about these today in biology and i just knew that there wuold b a video of how they move here on youtube! Thanx ericajohnson!!
Spiderboy2006 5 years ago
Great to see this as Ive never yet managed to find one! I never realised they moved so fast. Couldnt catch the dinoflagellates tho eh! ;)
Tegenaria 5 years ago
sexy
jenie212 5 years ago
it looks like gummy worm!! heheheheh!
twokei2 5 years ago
I love the way it moves. This is great reference, thanks!
JunkerJames 5 years ago
No problem. :)
ericajohnson 5 years ago
I love theeem!!! and they aren't gross! haha
Nukosa 5 years ago
Amoebas are my best friends... what are teh yellow balls? o.0
Orodreth 5 years ago
gross but awesome
kbryant1994 5 years ago