Jewels of the Sea - Diatoms

[@snailart14]

These videos are really cool. I appreciate the informative subtitles too, so I know what I'm looking at lol.

[@JamsGerms]

Awesome! More will come! ❤️ Thank you for commenting 😊

[@adeline4610]

Plus they're used industrially! Their chimeral structure is really beautiful, like a sculpture. You're so lucky to be able to observe the world the way you do!

[@karlijnlike4lane]

The subtitles are great. I love to learn about what I'm seeing, so tell us everything - the organisms' usual environment, what they eat/produce, how they move, reproduce, how long they live, what preys on them or how they die ... all that life cycle info. Microbiology is amazing!

[@hesurecouldyell]

love the caption commentary. love learning stuff along with the visuals.

[@agentvx8320]

Subtitles make it easy to watch these videos with my own choice of music in the background. Keep it up!

[@nakar882]

0 dislikes. what a legend.

[@kellydrodgers8957]

Beautiful video showing them moving out of their tube. They do look like little jewels. I had no idea they produced so much oxygen. The addition of subtitles is a very good idea.

[@dcvk6250]

Microorganisms are so fascinating. I would just stare at them for hours whenever I could.

[@salma-amlas]

Subtitles are nice! I suggest you also put relaxing music like chill/ lo-fi because these are so interesting and easy to watch!

[@Дмитрий-п9ь7щ]

Yeah, smth like John Serrie or David Helpling... but not copyrighted

[@zell9058]

That’s the hard thing for a content creator, finding music with a broad appeal that fits with the subject material that won’t get hit with a copyright violation.

[@stickemuppunkitsthefunlovi4733]

NO MUSIC...

[@akibsmicroscopy1912]

Hey jam can you make a video on magnetotactic bacterias?

[@susanmrisk3781]

Thanks for edging the text, better! These minute lives are lovely; even better it is great to know they produce 20% of the worlds oxygen, what a discovery!

[@BirdiesGoCherp]

Keep up the good work! The simple explanations and concise videos are awesome.

[@TehhCake]

I discovered your videos from the sad footage of the microscopic organism dying, and immediately subscribed. I like the videos with subtitles, I check KZbin more than Instagram and find it better to watch things on. Keep up the good work! 🔬

[@jcwihardja956]

these are so pretty,,, i love your account because videos like these are so relaxing, but i think the subs are a really good idea! it's nice to learn things

[@anti7gn]

I would prefer reading text on the description or in the comment for KZbin format. Thanks for uploading.

[@Adrian-me3tg]

Hi Jam!! Thanks for the good content.

[@ShadeMeadows]

CUTIES!! And i love when you Explain it!~

[@pzever]

They are gorgeous Jam, keep it up!

[@shaymin33988]

i love to watch your videos and learn while relaxing. top quality content for sure!

[@Kudaka96]

Subtitles are nice but i like reading your entertaining descriptions

[@yadielnieves2894]

I think I found my new favorite channel.

[@marshmallowmountains4636]

My professor called diatoms "Party in a slide". He was awesome. On the last day of college, we brought him a giant 12 inch cookie with frosting illustrating diatoms with the caption, "Party in a Slide!" He really loved it, lol.

[@carlisleh]

I very much like the subtitles!

[@luca1847]

Oh look at these little rascals just floating away.

[@justdalton3555]

Thank you for the oxygen, tiny ones. 🙏

[@Some_Thing_Nick]

Your subscriber count exploded in a matter of weeks.

[@gatotacha]

Gracias ...muy buen trabajo

[@ratgreen]

Frigging awesome, if you could go into how they reproduce, or give something to scale them against (grain of sand etc). How do they make these weird tube things etc

[@tzengtm]

The Ocean's Penne Pasta. It's really interesting to see what I assume are patches of photosynthetic organelles lining the cell walls!

[@amandagardner2695]

Newly subscribed and I love your content! I did enjoy the subtitles but what if you did voice over? Thank you for posting! 🙌🏾

[@stefansava]

Dude I love these. Could you recommend what would be the cheapest tool to explore this world?

[@sajanah1253]

I would like them with some cinematic music and narration. XD

[@louisjohnangeloreano6904]

Keep the subtitles :)

[@vitalygoji]

Darving one hell of creator

[@thrasherrrr]

So pretty!

[@georgemiller1784]

Subtitles are good

[@peytonador9324]

Fun fact: when diatoms die, the cell wall doesn't instantly decompose, and a whole bunch just kind of like up and make a dust-like substance. Each shell is so sharp, that if an insect were to walk on a pile of diatom remains, it would be cut and probably die.

[@yadielnieves2894]

Tbh, diatoms are my favorite single cell organisms.

[@thomasfrandsen1763]

Sound and longer videos plss :)

[@Munden]

Love the videos. A little voice-over or music would be nice.

[@TVYL3IGH]

How do these organisms move with no appendages and without contorting their body? From electricity alone?

[@blight1934]

more footage on cells disintegrating plz. you git moar fundz. We can see and probably understand the spillage of stuff coming out (when you explain it of course).

[@tipsonts]

Did the diatom fix ammonia in a pond.?

[@amkamat92]

This is my new aesthetic

[@NoneCats]

Here before 1 mil.

[@A3Kr0n]

Mmmmm.... Diatoms 🆒

[@iadtag1853]

Im kind of worried the subtitles will end soon so I focus on them more than I should on the cells. Might be good for you tho. Increases view time per video. HA HA

[@beanscornbread1381]

Isnt that where we get diatomaceous earth?

[@shrekfanboy1734]

Can i borrow this?

[@ThatOneScienceGuy]

Anybody looking to get into microscopy, there’s a fantastic book called “Fundamentals of Light Microscopy and Electronic Imaging” by Douglas Murphy. I’d be willing to bet money Jam’s read it. It’s expensive though. But just search books, articles or videos about microscopy if you’re interested in the topic.

[@umbra9628]

I would really enjoy you video so much more with a voice explaining what is in the video instead of subtitles. There is so much to watch and I dont want to have to read the whole time Please consider

[@mathgodel6902]

Man it would be better if you speak on the mic than subtitles...

[@agungpurnomo8]

Between looking at the diatoms and reading the subtitles....🤔🤔🙄. You should have narrated the script.

[@serene9532]

hello, did u see my e-mail? :)

[@stickemuppunkitsthefunlovi4733]

Reminds me of how immigrants breed in England..

[@주성원-r5j]

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