Daphnia Longispina details | by Motic Europe

[@sharonwilbourne7256]

Thank you for sharing. I am a long retired aquatic biologist. I enjoy looking at these microorganisms. I have cultured many of these types of organizers for toxicity testing. I have studied similar types and sizes of organizims for ecological purposes. I suggest that you should be able to get more people interested in this presentation if you would label the Daphnia's body parts and organelles accurately with scientific and common names. I know that my budding scientist brain at age 7 or 8 would have loved looking at theae organisms in detail. I would have taken note of the optical devices used and perhaps later purchased when I was able. It would also be helpful to have a few larger field of view loops, which showed the entire organism.

[@Moticeurope]

Thank you so much for sharing your valuable insights and experiences! As a retired aquatic biologist, your perspective is truly appreciated. We're thrilled to hear that our video brought back memories of your work and passion for studying these fascinating organisms. Your suggestions are greatly appreciated, and we’ll take them into account as we plan future sample videos. We appreciate your support and hope you continue to enjoy our content!