Top TEN MICROBES of the year - Rewind 2021 🔬 229

[@DeForestRanger]

Your channel has been a bright spot in my life throughout this last year. Keep 'em coming! I'd love to see planaria if you happen to pick them up in one of your water samples. They were always a favourite in my biology classes.

[@Justin-dv7ul]

happy new year, keep up the awesome content, and good luck on obtaining a DIC microscope

[@dashgautier782]

I think that he already did.

[@martinazivko524]

And a happy new 2022 to you, mr. Oliver.

[@mosfear]

Happy New Year Oliver. Thank you for all your efforts in producing such high quality output and being so reactive to the numerous enquiries that I and others send your way. It's been several months since I discovered your channel(s) and I find I'm still playing catch-up...

[@charlesdarwin9303]

Happy new year oliver

[@Leradelie]

Thank you for this awesome video!!!

[@CalvinHikes]

Putting face mites ahead of tardigrades has to be some kind of blasphemy!

[@melekRebai]

Your videos are like a horror movie, I mean it in a good way

[@JB-ol4vz]

Thank you Oliver for opening up a whole new world to me. Happy new year.

[@MrKconnell1]

What a lovely sign-off. Happy new year!

[@VV-yh3ni]

Great stuff. I like your calm and thorough presentation style. Keep the videos coming in 2022 and beyond!

[@nightstormoutdoors6080]

Happy new year. Very fascinating, but out of all the different microscopic specimens you have shown us here, the most intriguing for me is the white blood cell.

[@atrece13]

Happy New year, thank you for these amazing videos :)

[@imagn4267]

Happy new year! Thank you for the great useful knowledge you have given me, I appreciate you

[@S.Farmer]

hello love from turkey Do you have any suggestions for clean water?

[@trickstub1666]

Happy New Year Microbehunter! I always enjoyed watching each of your videos this year. Anyways, happy microbehunting!

[@Zandanga]

Great job. 👍

[@kailed]

happy new year!

[@phoenix2.669]

Great info😊

[@joken8901]

thanks for the face mites that now explains a lot ....thanks

[@microscopyuniverse6286]

Happy new year 2022 🍾🍾🥂🥂

[@veneraberens4653]

HAPPY NEW YEAR AND SO COOL 🙂🖖🏻💯👍🏻

[@shevaplayer8905]

5:21 can u please tell me what is that spikey thinf on right side of screen?

[@Microbehunter]

Spiky red blood cells (Acanthocytes). This can happen because the blood on the slide starts to dry up and the cells lose water.

[@achilleruquois4187]

hello I have a little question is it safe to the paramecium culture? happy new year!

[@pleasuregaming2601]

What kind of microscope settings you use? Also can you make a video on "how to use a microscope" i mean contrast settings and others

[@micromoron]

Guessing where you found the mold and the color I would guess Aspergillus Niger, but seeing the vessicles (if present) would be great

[@Dianaquesgmua]

I have a question, will i be able to find a tardigrade from the mosses of my garden?...because i checked it and there was no tardigrade and not just that, there wasnt anything living. And also, why not all ponds contain paramecium, i have seen paramecia once but it was from my sink, and ive been trying to observe it again but couldnt find it.

[@Microbehunter]

Make the moss moist for a day. tardigrades if present need some time. Put some sediment from the pond under the microscope and not only water. You might not have found any paramecia due to the low concentration. You also might add some food to enrich them.

[@amandaz9762]

Happy New Year, micro friends! I have a bird bath sample still needing a view... need to get working today. Have a productive year ❤

[@chrisg.3977]

What power microscope do I need to be a microbe hunter?

[@wdwdHenry9022]

Imagine if we could watch a couple of brain cells forming expanding growing communicating with each other.

[@janellemedveckyulickey]

TY and Happy Healthy New Year. When I was younger I was on a course to be similar to you, but my mother convinced my father that this is not becoming for a young lady. Oh well, next life I will donate my life to working in a lab.

[@Microbehunter]

This is somewhat surprising, considering the fact that so many women work in a lab and are scientists.....

[@1031ProductionsLLC]

Hi, just found your channel.... I am looking to buy my first microscope and just NEED to know, what microscope should I buy to see, for example, face mites, lol (THATS AWESOME =))

[@Microbehunter]

kzbin.info has review videos.

[@1031ProductionsLLC]

@@Microbehunter Thank you sir!

[@hastaharidwar8502]

Merci !

[@JustinOliver08]

Microbe hunter I want to know if you could make a binocular head for your microscope because I want a binocular head on my microscope but its hard to find it on the internet so I want to know if you could make a binocular head for your microscope.

[@Microbehunter]

Generally not possible, because you need prisms etc. It might be cheaper even to buy a new microscope than to get the parts and machines to make one. Experienced people are able to make almost anything, but it simply might not be worth it. If you have a 3D printer, then you can also 3D print a microscope.

[@patrickormerod3472]

I know which microbe is on the naughty list for 2019, 2020 and 2021. LOL

[@kelvincannon3675]

@MicrobeHunter “is a microscope necessary to see “ticks?” I’ve seen fleas, but I’ve never seen a tick!

[@Microbehunter]

No, a microscope is not necessary. They are about 1-2 mm in length, and especially when they have sucked blood they can swell up quite a bit.

[@rahulkurmudharrylb1734]

Hi i really want to be a biologist can you pls give me some advice.

[@Microbehunter]

You first finish school and focus on that first. Then you go to a university or college where you can study biology. You then also have to decide which area of biology you want to study (animals, plants, microorganisms, ecology etc.). For now, reading things about science and watching science videos is something that you can do, but it is important to focus on school now, if you still go to school.

[@metiusabt2581]

Felicxan Novjaron!

[@AmeerHamza-oo9bw]

YOU JUST WENT OUT OF THE FOCUS AT THE END.

[@nicholascorti5373]

Yayy