Paramecium

Video showing unicellular microorganism - paramecium, moving with its cilia under light microscope.

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• unicellular
• microorganism
• microscope
• paramecium

[sakatochan20]

This is really going to help me with my Biology paper.

[MistressWe]

at school we have been studying parameciums for months: in a jar we put some water and hay, after a week there were so many unicellular animals!!! I love studying biology and this tiny creature; they live in their own (cruel xD)world and watching them it's so fun!

[ceasormayhem101]

@sakatochan20 i hear that

[vanessifyification]

@ckprank123 euglena is green

[bexter97]

@MistressWe

There's no such thing as a unicellular animal, and qualifying characteristic to be classified into the kingdom animalia is to be MULTIcellular not unicellular. I think you must've meant unicellular organisms

[mer3d1]

This is Sweet!! Where did you get your sample of Paramecium?

[Sarahmint]

Do we kill these every time we boil water?

[masterkiller460]

@Bigrusssthefuss i hope for you its no Paramecium

[Darkness3827]

@ckprank123 Euglena have chloroplast, so they look more green compared to the paramecium, which does not have chloroplast

[Bigrusssthefuss]

I always see this shit run across my eyes!

[AlphaMaleRyan]

@2914451 you could find some in most river and lake water

[TheGasproductions]

yeah we study these at school and they move really wierdly