Hydra Under A Microscope (Immortal and Invasive)

[@CloseIntel]

For anyone wondering what scope was used in this video 👇 linktr.ee/closeintel there are also links to other scopes of similar quality that I have used and some other useful items!

[@VeryBadPlayerTV]

If this isn't your KZbin channel where you explain. What is?

[@SilveniumTheDrifter]

Was wondering this as well

[@Gigi_Ouija]

This is incredible, inspiring, makes me want to explore nature again

[@canadaplease7981]

That's the hydra the enemy from the Marvel movies is named after, not the traditional hydra people think about

[@tr1f3kta21]

Yes this is fascinating, will be glad to see another video breaking down these hydras!

[@frankg7786]

Fascinating! I'm really glad I found this cool channel!!

[@jononpaper]

I remember seeing these in school at biology class. My friends called them mini krakens xD

[@ReadableNamethefirst]

these videos are badass, loved the tardigrade one too

[@spiritofgivings]

VERY interested in hydra knowledge. Thank you for sharing. NEW SUB HERE!

[@rvdubs6498]

Hi, Im trying to get into contact regarding use of your footage for an art project for school. I love your videos especially the volvox stuff. Thank you for all your wonderful footage.

[@markylala91]

They're amazing.. 😱🤯🤩

[@Graphomite]

Hydra are truly mythical things.

[@adrian32627]

I'm.. on the KZbin channel & it's just the tiktok again 💀

[@CloseIntel]

I tried to put it into the shorts category, but unfortunately anything over 1 minute gets put up as an actual video. Will try to avoid this in the future! Thanks for coming over here! :)

[@adrian32627]

@@CloseIntel ohhh I see, thanks for the response tho! I love ur content :)

[@tyrlant2189]

@@CloseIntel I know it's not easy to make videos, but a lot of us are interested and wouldn't mind watching a longer style video about your hydras or whatever other cool things. Some of these things you find-- It's like what a demons ejaculet would look like under a microscope. They are tiny living machine freaks designed to rip apart and digest eachother in a never ending cycle of mindless death. It's too bad all the long videos get low views

[@websurfer5772]

@@CloseIntel It's so much better as an actual video than a short.

[@lovenikolatesla846]

Fascinating.

[@crypteddata6700]

Hail Hydra 🤚

[@Damn_it.]

that's amazing 🤤🤯🤯

[@juliemanarin4127]

Fascinating animals!

[@stanly2555]

Wtf are these things.. Aliens? 👀

[@MrSibercat]

Looks pretty

[@thesilentone4024]

Its green i hear those ones are rare to find. Also can you start a small series where you feed hydra until there big enough we can just look at them no microscopes needed. Please i love these rare understudied things. Ok not rare but still Understudied and would love it if you can show people this.

[@borobrown7077]

Can i ask you how much did you spent on your microacope setupe and the oils and tools you use?

[@CloseIntel]

The one in this video was about 350-400 with upgrades to plan objectives:)

[@nordicfalcon]

Damn. Model, brand, magnification level? Any other notable things? -grabs a pen a paper-

[@websurfer5772]

Either there were giant hydra in the olden times or the ancients knew how to see these microscopic hydra.

[@neldadanilevica719]

there were giant

[@shineon651]

I have wetlands on the property. I want a microscope now. Ugh, but then I may not enjoy walking through the water to get to our “little island” if I know what I need to go wash off. Probably best I let you entertain me. :D

[@angrypastabrewing]

Hail Hydra

[@worldofsleepers7625]

What if we send them to space?

[@hemp64731]

How does peroxide affect this?

[@Curtchrisdagod]

Excellent question. 💯👍🏽

[@katherinewillie9776]

I'm in Love with you!❤😊

[@phoenixvance6642]

They also eat and excrete waste out of the same hole!

[@websurfer5772]

That's just nasty. 😑

[@Sedgewise47]

(Hail Hydra!…)

[@jonwolfford0601]

What music is this

[@daniellebrook3333]

ACE!

[@Zeemis]

But sir, this is your youtube channel lol

[@snuman69]

What microscope do you use ?🔬

[@CloseIntel]

The one used for all footage in this video is a t490 by amscope:) the objectives were upgraded to plan as well, which arent too expensive of an upgrade

[@CloseIntel]

linktr.ee/closeintel this has a bunch of my scopes and attachments!

[@snuman69]

@@CloseIntel Thanks for the info. I do macro photography and I always wanted to get a microscope, definitely will check this out!🙌

[@CloseIntel]

@@snuman69 they're super fun to use. The key is filters! Ill be making some vids on my setup here soon:)

[@monke3674]

@@snuman69 what camera u use bro???

[@commonconservative7551]

i just realized the most important magnification everyone will agree on most common, but nobody mentioned, ,,,, our DINNER FORKS that are impossible to scrub well, inside the TINES

[@websurfer5772]

No!

[@commonconservative7551]

@@websurfer5772 you do not dare look, here comes the eating disorders ha ha

[@jinblank5162]

cool

[@GrOuNdZeRo7777]

Ah yes, Cniderians.

[@ZGoddessLola]

What if you used hydrogen peroxide on it?

[@londonspade5896]

It would die... When he says biologically immortal he means it won't die of old age like we do

[@leotheseareptile]

Ok

[@nordicfalcon]

What microscope are you using 🔬? I want one that can see bacteria 🦠 and fungi 🍄. Like zoom and focus clarity. I want to go to school for Mycology/Microbiology, and to inspire my kids to get into science and fill them with awe and wonder in the world around them. Not become sheep following troglodytic stupid pieces of sh-- social media stuff. To give them a passion for science 🔬 🧪 ⚗️.

[@movi91]

Did you get to know what microscope he uses?

[@moderneinstein2644]

Jellyfish are said to be biologically immortal , I believe.

[@GrOuNdZeRo7777]

Some are, Part of the same family too.

[@moderneinstein2644]

What phylum ?

[@chronovore7234]

@@moderneinstein2644 There is only one species of jelly fish thats considered immortal, the Turritopsis dohrnii

[@TheOneAndOnlyVaYnE]

they need a nerf wtf

[@firein50s]

I think this guy is Korean

[@mboyer68]

...and these are another accidental mutation of nature. Ya right. I don't know where creatures come from but we didn't get here from other species and accidental mutation.

[@thedeadmeme7877]

And why not? Because your intuition tells you so?

[@amb-yz9ee]

These have ruined many a daphnia culture.

[@xanderunderwoods3363]

Hail Hydra