I saw them like two lovers dancing and desperately trying to hold on to one another, while being bombarded by the pressure of their peers all telling them it's time for them to break up🤣
Paramecium becoming parameceia. Beautiful. Also I cultivated my colony (along with some other neat critters) by just collecting some lawn sludge in water. They’re quite literally everywhere where there’s consistently moisture and organic matter.
@thechadhurleychannel They are fairly easy to find in stagnant ponds and ditches. Once you've found a few, it is not hard to cultivate them. They eat the bacteria that form in water steeped in grass & leaves; so, you can boil some hay and let the water stand for a few days, until it is colonized with bacteria and small flagellates. If you add a bit of pondwater to that nourishing medium, paramecia will spread rapidly.
@FlyingPiper13 Yes, binary fission is the most common term for this type of reproduction. Some people restrict the phrase "binary fission" to prokaryotes (bacteria), but it is widely, and quite correctly, used for cell division in protists like Paramecium.
@mulatualumban The song "I'm Schizophrenic (No I'm Not)" is by a small Chicago-based band called the New Duncan Imperials. I don't know much about them, but they seem to have been a fun group with a taste for the absurd. The song is one of UA-cam's free Audioswap selections.
Paramecium: Bitch, please. I'm kinda busy right now on a sexual level, could I have some privacy? *another microbe bangs into it* Oh no dude... dude...
FB, This is reproduction by asexual binary fission. Like most ciliated protozoa, Paramecia reproduce by dividing transversally. This division is sometimes preceded by a sexual phenomenon called "conjugation," but the division itself is asexual.
It literally looks like the paramecium are jumping for joy when they separate
does anyone get extremely frustrated by the fact that they are trying so hard to get away from each other, but are having such a difficult time?
I saw them like two lovers dancing and desperately trying to hold on to one another, while being bombarded by the pressure of their peers all telling them it's time for them to break up🤣
Paramecium becoming parameceia. Beautiful.
Also I cultivated my colony (along with some other neat critters) by just collecting some lawn sludge in water.
They’re quite literally everywhere where there’s consistently moisture and organic matter.
The music just ruined everything
They should have kept the original paramecium noises in.
What a great bond and similarity between two of them.
The similarity is cause it's from the same parent
Oooo, that's beautiful. At the end, they looked like they were trying to get away from each other, but were having a hard time of it.
Biology is rockin'
This is God.
@thechadhurleychannel They are fairly easy to find in stagnant ponds and ditches. Once you've found a few, it is not hard to cultivate them. They eat the bacteria that form in water steeped in grass & leaves; so, you can boil some hay and let the water stand for a few days, until it is colonized with bacteria and small flagellates. If you add a bit of pondwater to that nourishing medium, paramecia will spread rapidly.
It's very amazing...and makes me disdusting....
Now I can understand about my school exam.. Thanks you:)
Magnification is 400X (40X objective and 10X camera eyepiece).
Question is can they multiply and subtract?
Sure, you just watched them multiply! And whenever they eat? That's subtraction.
Excelent job!,
Awesome video Man . keep uploading +Bruce Taylor
So bacteria can have fun too lmao
@FlyingPiper13 Yes, binary fission is the most common term for this type of reproduction. Some people restrict the phrase "binary fission" to prokaryotes (bacteria), but it is widely, and quite correctly, used for cell division in protists like Paramecium.
Wow they are playing😆
1:32 Horray, im free
These were the first single celled organisms that I ever saw!
Is this binary fission?
@mulatualumban The song "I'm Schizophrenic (No I'm Not)" is by a small Chicago-based band called the New Duncan Imperials. I don't know much about them, but they seem to have been a fun group with a taste for the absurd. The song is one of UA-cam's free Audioswap selections.
11 years ago😮
Bart papa👌
this reminds me of spore
Paramecium: Bitch, please. I'm kinda busy right now on a sexual level, could I have some privacy? *another microbe bangs into it* Oh no dude... dude...
Hello kon papa😂
1:02 PULL OUT! I SAID PULL OUT!
thanks!
i like this video
@Danys381 Hola! Yo uso una cámara digital de bajo costo USB conectado a mi microscopio trinocular (1,3 megapíxeles).
thanks for uploading this. what's the magnification of this btw?
Just a guess but I’m thinking 100x
Leur séparation est tellement triste 🥲
Nice video👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
This soundtrack is terrible
Facts this track is horrible
Music: terrible*100
Can we normalize having good music/ or hype beat music on school educational videos so it’s less boring to watch. Lol this was better.
طالب سادس الوحيد هنا 😢
haha awesome.
Omg I came after 10 years
@diegonikki Yeah it does huh?
interesting
where do you get the paramecium?
then they go into your brain lol
Amoeba kissing it gf
A paramoecium making a paramoecium. It must be intelligent because according to ID, only intelligent things can make complex things.
wat kind of reproduction is this
FB, This is reproduction by asexual binary fission. Like most ciliated protozoa, Paramecia reproduce by dividing transversally. This division is sometimes preceded by a sexual phenomenon called "conjugation," but the division itself is asexual.
Asexual
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wtf?
wooooo!
This music makes absolutely no sense T-T
Agar io in real live
EA fucked up spore real bad