The Microscopic Circle Of Life In A Pond - Under The Microscope

[@mymicroscopicworld]

The microscope used in this video is a microlab 1000b from zenith amzn.to/2Otp9Am (affiliate link)

[@NorthEevee]

I absolutely love watching microscopic animals, since you can't really see them that easily(duh). Even when it comes to exotic animals like tigers or pandas, they don't beat the world's microbiome.

[@mymicroscopicworld]

I feel the same way. Every time I look down the microscope it is like entering another world 🔬

[@simone222]

Originally, I wanted to go into the sciences to become a physician or a scientist, but life directed me to the liberal arts. As such, only one subject in one semester of college allowed me to peer through a microscope. I loved hunting for volvox, that organism remains my most favourite. Anyway, thank you for evoking fond memories. Videos such as yours help inspire me. I'm actually purchasing an affordable but effective microscope for my niece who's going to take up medical technology in college. I might as well purchase one for myself to pursue my love for microbe hunting. Once again, thanks a lot for another lovely and informative video.

[@mymicroscopicworld]

I am glad you liked it! It is fantastic that you want to help your niece. I have only found one Volvox, but they are beautiful!

[@Desi-qw9fc]

Incredible work. I know how hard it is to get such clean images out of a microscope and into a camera, really impressed!

[@gruglet]

The circle of life amazes me. I consider myself to be a reasonably intelligent human but to be once again shown how awesome life is makes me aware of how lucky I am to have attained the title Human. How anyone can consider being human the ultimate pinnacle of existence makes me realize how arrogant we are. We are just flotsam in a universe of possibilities.

[@ajhproductions2347]

This is the highest quality microscopy channel on youtube by far!

[@jenb6412]

Thank you so much for posting this!! I have a few micro-aquariums right now with daphnia and cyclopses and tiny snails and I just love watching them. I wish I had a powerful enough microscope to watch them more closely. For now I just use a powerful magnifying glass. :)

[@stephaniegustafson1295]

Very well done! I live for this footage, and your narration was very interesting to listen to and learn from.

[@mymicroscopicworld]

Thank you 😄 I am glad you liked it. I keep trying to improve my videos, so it’s nice to hear that my work brings joy to someone 😄

[@chadbertrand1460]

You deserve more views. Great video! Thanks for posting.

[@fields_of_regret]

I love your Instagram page and I'm so happy that you have a KZbin channel! Please keep up with the great work!

[@mymicroscopicworld]

Thank you so much. I will! 😄

[@Tractorhap]

Excellent, as a kid I would look at these under my microscope.

[@bendirval3612]

That is some really outstanding microvideography.

[@mymicroscopicworld]

Thank you 🙏

[@paulfensome1404]

What he doesn't tell you is you have to be a Professional Video editor to get footage like this. I have the same phone and adapter and my footage looks nothing like this , it cost me £700 to buy his setup. I don't understand how he gets such amazing footage , it's an Enigma

[@Microscopy1]

Hi again! Very nice BF microscopy, and informative comments as well. Thanks!

[@LittleRainGames]

Amazing footage, usually its so colourless, but this is beautiful.

[@mymicroscopicworld]

Thank you so much 😄🔬

[@claudinchenchen]

Really good! One of the best videos I have seen recently.

[@MiguelRamirez-zb7jp]

So far the greatest video I've seen. Thanks for the journey to another kind of space after minute 5:00 you really feel like if you were living out of the earth.

[@mymicroscopicworld]

Thank you so much! I am really glad you liked it. 🔬😄

[@FPS_Bugs]

give me a full 3 hour long documentation - im on it LOL great video!

[@KoiRun50]

The clip with the fish larvae’s heart pumping red blood cells is EPiC.

[@666悪魔-j9v]

Great video

[@mymicroscopicworld]

Thank you 😄

[@backyardscientist4415]

Amazing video! I recently dove into microscopy and purchased an Olympus CX43, with a Basler acA2440 camera. I am wondering what type of equipment you are using? Your imagery is stunning and I can only hope to produce footage half as good as yours. Thank you for the video and I hope to see a lot more from you in the future. Subscribed! :)

[@mymicroscopicworld]

Thank you! I use a microlab 1000b from zenith and film with my iPhone mounted on the microscope with a LabCam.

[@backyardscientist4415]

Keep up the amazing work my friend!

[@bonnitakhaliq9578]

@@mymicroscopicworld I have the same phone and LabCam as you and a very good Scope but i cannot get anywhere near the quality of your Video Why is that ?

[@emadamini1991]

First of all thank you for this beautiful video. Have you used special dyes on the hydra for better filming or is it its own natural color. It seems to be green. Do they bear chloroplasts or algae?

[@mymicroscopicworld]

Some hydras have a symbiotic relationship with algae, which is why some are green 😄

[@_Lightning_Dog_]

WoW! Subscribed!

[@loishawkey]

I love your work

[@mymicroscopicworld]

Thank you very much! 🔬😄

[@idou6377]

Cute little snail.

[@CarlosCastillo-bx6vk]

awesome bro, thanks

[@ricardasist]

Pretty video

[@habibg2138]

Amazing content

[@mymicroscopicworld]

Thank you 😄

[@SamTheEnglishTeacher]

Video quality of pond was scarily bad but once the micro footage started I thought 'wow you're doing that with a fricken iphone?!' Good job considering what you're working with man. Hope you get enough support so you can afford equipment more appropriate for your skill level. Good luck.

[@dietdragon6367]

awesome, thank you

[@ngokumetsu4107]

1:24 - 1:47 god I love how those gill things inside the daphnia flutter to the beat of the background music.

[@shortysbox]

i want this guy to get belle delphine's bath water under a microscope

[@tcc8tjj]

Nice and beautiful!

[@burymedeep-be7dm]

Well I'm glad I am not a small crustacean in a small pond. Dodging traffic on my bike in Mesa, AZ, seems so safe now.

[@Sebastian-gr4xy]

Fantastic

[@benjaminford8212]

This is dope AF

[@MRleocasper]

it would be cool to see the microscopic life of a no filter tank

[@lumptydumpty6992]

You guys should list the zoom level used in the shots

[@MortenTelling]

Amazing!!!!

[@JeepinBoon]

Makes me wanna dig out my scope...

[@waltermoss7718]

Your work is fabulous yet I strongly recommend that you work on optimizing sound recording, I have difficulty understanding what you are saying. I had to turn on captions, not good. You understand what I mean. Thank you for your work!

[@stopcheatingconsumers9779]

So much beauty in the ugliness of life

[@chainsumityt2810]

Amazing btw 50th viewer

[@OfficialNetDevil]

What’s the best monocular microscope for a beginner who wants to combine it with a Raspberry Pi and Camera for microscopic imaging with TensorFlow?

[@inaciosa2291]

Que video interessante!

[@hollychop6605]

Good Video though i would suggest investing in a higher quality mic so you can be heard more clearly.

[@mymicroscopicworld]

Thank you 😄 yes I know, I am working on the audio issue 😄

[@microuruguay]

Nice

[@zodammit]

It may look like a peaceful placid pond, but dont be fooled, thwres a war going on in there.

[@eaminyashed7799]

Can you look at raw water, the new trendy untreated drinking water, under a microscope please

[@mymicroscopicworld]

If I can find a bottle I would love to have a look 😄

[@eaminyashed7799]

My Microscopic World hey, thanks for the reply. After I left this comment I did a quick search. The guy who was selling the water was sourcing it from municipal tap water in Oregon. The water is from a spring and is untreated, but it is tested by the state. He was selling tap water for the equivalent of $16 a bottle. He never got any licenses to run a business in California or Oregon and is currently shut down. Funny world.

[@TheEskimoo]

er du fra danmark? o.O

[@mymicroscopicworld]

Ja 😄🇩🇰

[@TheEskimoo]

@@mymicroscopicworld haha syndes nok jeg kunne hører det :P super interessant det du laver bliv ved med det xD

[@mymicroscopicworld]

Mange tak. Ja det er ikke helt nemt at skjule sådan en “danglish” accent 😂

[@TheEskimoo]

@@mymicroscopicworld ja det er meget nemt og hører xD

[@Sivah_Akash]

1:21 and 2:51, what causes those artifacts?

[@mymicroscopicworld]

It is due to my computer being to slow. So when I “fuse” all the clips together to one video, the computer has a hard time keeping track of the individual pixels. Unfortunately I only have my laptop to edit video on so I don’t think there is not much I can do to fix it. This is also why the first “nature-clip” is a bit pixelated.

[@pockethugoodss]

I had something like this in my aquarium on accident

[@seanbusko1303]

Start playing the BoJack Horseman theme at 4:09 Thank me after

[@Nekronomgaming]

nice

[@kurtisboon7549]

Great video! But can’t tardigrades live to be like 100 from when that 100+ year old fern was resaturated?

[@mymicroscopicworld]

Tardigrades will live for a maximum of two years in their active state. But in their inactive state called a tun, their slow down their metabolism to under 1% of normal, and can live for 100+ years 😄

[@Kronikman07]

2:07 trying not to be.... trying not to be what?!

[@fauzulazim2993]

trying not to be eaten

[@benjaminford8212]

LONG LIVE THE ROTIFER KING

[@icenesiswayons9962]

Maybe the the conception of a mouse egg in the first 72 hours or more.

[@daithiocinnsealach1982]

The microscope in the link is no longer for sale.

[@AnnaKeyMara]

interesting, maybe a person somewhere is microscopic

[@steadfastneasy26]

...... and this all came about from an electrical charge into a pool of inanimate chemicals ..... Riiiiiiiight.

[@waltermoss7718]

Please complete the video, as where you showing @3'47" what's the rest? I'm intrigued... You need to help us understand with proof, if what that you have. And goes on. I cannot refer to your videos with inconclusive evidence.