Sort by time | Sort by thread (beta)
- Your queue is empty. Add videos to your queue using this button:
or sign in to load a different list.
Loading...Saving...
Loading...Saving...
It's an Oligotrich ciliate. Identifying to genus level is more difficult, but consider Strobilidium, Strombidium or Halteria.
BruceDSTaylor 2 weeks ago
ciliophora for sure ^^
RammsteinFan1100 4 months ago
okay um its obviously a volvox? i learned this in 7th grade, get your facts straight.
ew1998 9 months ago
@ew1998 I don't think this is Volvox. This is because Volvox are green, for starters, and they also have semicells. They don't have cilia, and they move slower. But I can see how this would look like Volvox at a glance.
PondWaterWorld 2 weeks ago
It looks like what would be a heliozoan, but they cannot move their spines!
RickyTheSmart 1 year ago
Nope it's definitely not a heliozoan, actinosphaerium or any of it's stiff spined relatives and is not a water mite....hmmm.
dbaronbuddybolton 1 year ago
I believe it might be a water mite.
Lonefuzzy 1 year ago
I ordered one of these microscopes, coming on thursday! 2/18 im soooo excited!
naka538 2 years ago
awesome! cant wait to buy one of these microscopes..
feeefyefofuuum 2 years ago