Heh yeah, they have been brought into submersible, and checked out, there is another video on here under giant protists that talks about them in more detail and has a picture of one without the soil.
@jMsism there are apparently other giant protists too, but I think these are the largest :> Found some when I was trying to look these guys up again long ago when I forgot their name :> I just remember them as g. spherica...:>
this is not a protista, no way... looks more like a crustacea.
PushMyCarr 6 days ago
But the largest single-celled organisms are the xenophyophores, right?
arandaspis112 5 months ago
But the largest single-celled organisms are the xenophyophores, right
arandaspis112 5 months ago
Shrimp.
TheStigmadeign 8 months ago
@TheStigmadeign it's not the shrimp, it's possibly the oldest living fossils :>
doctorwolfwho 7 months ago
@doctorwolfwho Yea a shrimp. e.e
TheStigmadeign 7 months ago
@TheStigmadeign heh I'm refering to the 30 or so g.spherica around the shrimp :>
doctorwolfwho 7 months ago
@doctorwolfwho Who gives a crap about them I want to eat the shrimp?
TheStigmadeign 7 months ago
@doctorwolfwho Shrimp ARE some of earth's oldest living fossils though.
TheStigmadeign 7 months ago
@TheStigmadeign heh yeah, but something older too, pre multicellular in that pic.
doctorwolfwho 7 months ago
what are they're means of locomotion? they just look like balls how do they move without cilia and flag.?
slosh77 1 year ago
this is a crustacean not gromia.
PhysiologicAli 1 year ago
@PhysiologicAli
no look at the white spots by teh crustacean. isnt that the gromia? i think ur looking at the shrimp like thinge
cogexman 1 year ago
looks like alive eggs in the sea
masacatior 1 year ago
ahh it tries to moonwalk how cute is that
TheUntilitsleeps 1 year ago
Looks to me like that prawn siphons through the sand for little creatures, then rolls the waste sand into balls, like those crabs do at low tide
Soundfrequency 2 years ago
Heh yeah, they have been brought into submersible, and checked out, there is another video on here under giant protists that talks about them in more detail and has a picture of one without the soil.
wolfwing1 1 year ago
are the dead? why dont they move?
MountAnalogue 2 years ago
They do, they are just very slow moving.
wolfwing1 1 year ago
are the gromia the biggests living single cells discovered until now?
jMsism 2 years ago
@jMsism there are apparently other giant protists too, but I think these are the largest :> Found some when I was trying to look these guys up again long ago when I forgot their name :> I just remember them as g. spherica...:>
wolfwing1 1 year ago
thats fuking sweet.
rytallica898 3 years ago
once again billy meier is right
syndrah 3 years ago