One of the LARGEST Single Cell Organisms on Earth (Stentor coeruleus)

[@Requiemrexx]

I wasn't aware a single-celled organism could have multiple nuclei.

[@rotcaka]

Spirals of macro-nuclei Oh My 😲

[@dwaynemann7740]

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[@GlorifiedGremlin]

There is a sea sponge I believe that I'd a single celled organism with billions of nuclei

[@markp8295]

​@@rotcaka Is the DNA in a macro nuclei still a coiled double helix? If so, is it a helical, helical, double helix

[@rotcaka]

@@markp8295 no clue ... I just repeating what I hear on the video sir

[@MaximilianonMars]

It's the whale of the microscopic world! 🐳 Toot toot

[@deepmondal943]

😁😁I also thought that first time

[@alternativeCF]

Exactly what i thought.

[@AnnoyingNewslettersPage6]

what I came to say

[@mathmeal188]

Well if you can see it is it microscopic?

[@RikuHarada6996]

It looks like if my mouldy old socks came to life all of a sudden.

[@Entropiccthyarlotep6141]

Y E S

[@joshriley2936]

That's actually what I thought the thumbnail was at first.

[@Ladykyra101]

Thank you. Was actually getting ready to comment that. Just a dirty, white sock. 😅

[@cosmealcantar9396]

Lmao I thought the same thing

[@theironrubberduck]

Thats what I was gonna say

[@Inklor]

Gonna need a new phone wallpaper like this

[@thenewguyinred]

For a second I thought the thumbnail was a really dirty sock.

[@rockjockchick]

Hahaha I saw the thumbnail for this video and was like, “a moldy sock?!”

[@ExpandDong420]

That's what I thought as well

[@ncmariofan3605]

Same 😆

[@jonm2416]

Me2😂

[@orpsehiefdersadist3777]

im glad im not the only one

[@DeathMetalDerf]

Anything. Literally just show me anything you have. I can't get enough.

[@SuprattPilot]

Yea for real. Same here. This guy could piss into the microscope and I’d watch the video. In that case, if you haven’t already sir……

[@richardcarter9107]

I know, I felt the same way in high school when we got to use the microscope. I got my friend to find a tack so I could poke my finger, because we wanted to see blood. lol

[@Robert-ei8wd]

​@@SuprattPilot to get it if iti888 it

[@RDLondon2023]

The amazing fact is that the algea they eat are just as alive as the more actively moving single cell! This gives such an amazing view on life itself!! Thank you for making these amazing content!

[@RDLondon2023]

*Algae (sorry for my English,i am Dutch😶‍🌫️😄)

[@bashvash]

@@RDLondon2023 cringey

[@rockjockchick]

@@bashvash seriously? How many languages are you fluent and can read and write in? No need to be rude.

[@didntcareanyways6670]

have you done any insects? A bee stinger would be cool.

[@keenfire8151]

He has done a few insects. No bees yet.

[@The-KP]

Seconded

[@VaryaEQ]

Ooh, I love bees! Please a bee!

[@shadowcatboy7852]

anyone else thought the thumbnail was a dirty sock?

[@jonm2416]

I thought it was gonna be rancid athletic socks from the thumbnail😂

[@NinjaForHire]

It's wild how one cell can eat another. Being a single cell that hunts and supplies it's nourishment to itself is astonishing most when you think of a single cell you think of a tissue cell or something simple like an egg.

[@kpnnnnnn]

Thought it was a mouldy sock at first

[@kellyhill4410]

I don't care what you're showing next. Everything I've seen so far has been extremely interesting.

[@angelodomingo2818]

Legit though this was gonna be about a dirty sock.

[@HYSTERIA-ee2re]

My guy your teaching us all so much. So I'd honestly like too say thank you so much for what you do. The micro world is truly amazing.

[@arnoldmmbb]

Freaking cool footage!! the Valonia a marine algae is very interesting also and one of the biggest unicelular organism

[@ActualLiteralKyle]

100% easily the coolest one you’ve ever done awesome work

[@jiromainecasas1133]

That's the tiniest finger print that I've ever seen

[@guydudemcgee1208]

bro you have the coolest videos i’ve ever seen, thank you

[@PhillipAntoneOMara]

I thought it was a dirty sock in the thumbnail.

[@saltyscrublyfe9862]

the thumbnail makes it look like 2 socks bundled together covered in mold

[@boredapathetic]

I learned the trumpet animalcule in band class

[@paulf2723]

Your posts are absolutely fascinating...thank you!

[@DG-EditsYT]

One of them looks like my dirty sock

[@nopenaw9835]

Roam the earth? Make em sound like a damn T-Rex my dood. Lol 😂 Neat though

[@dougewald243]

Very interesting. Thanks for your work, much appreciated. Education is vital.

[@TheMcHunter]

"this is the bigest cell to rome the earth!" acting like it's a hole dino like dam

[@bobloblawlablabla]

Literally thought it was a sock from the thumbnail. Neat.

[@Kittygirl1]

At 1st I thought it was a sock lol

[@RoMaMa923]

Can you see what a strawberry looks like before washing it? It looks like it has lots of crevices and I wonder what else hides in them besides the seeds or if it's a seed or not.

[@rebeccaherrera6006]

Dude. I don’t care what you look at so long as you keep it coming.

[@trippinxout]

*_My brother, that looked like a SUS 3 month old dirty sock in the thumbnail_* 💀

[@pennstizzy]

Can you do a video explaining your degree(s) and how you got into microbiology?? You’re smart af

[@kylieshaye6562]

yes I'd like to see this also

[@CoffeeSnep]

Same

[@rockjockchick]

He did a comment about it once on one of his videos.

[@damyne77]

Anybody else see a rolled up ankle sock or am i trippin😂

[@MizuNyan108]

I thought it was a molded sock until I clicked into the shorts 😂

[@mikeissweet]

The stentor is filled with what is known as "stentor goo"

[@eric.c.bullock]

Egg. Egg is a pretty large single cell.

[@bethanysurrender3439]

At first I really thought it was a moldy sock

[@timewalker6654]

Do germs before and after being microwaved 🥺

[@kev2403]

are you sure that's not a sock?

[@commentor8737]

They literally look like an old socks

[@EdgarKohl]

I'd imagine the Pet store may be able to sell them as living novelty.

[@CherriBomm36086]

it looks like a living sock

[@spongeesponge9623]

so my adidas socks sneaking when im not using it

[@desi_the_duck]

I do not regret following this channel 🥰

[@samanthav563]

Thought that was a moldy sock for a second

[@chara-san4228]

Bro I thought this was a dirty sock cleaning video before clicking it

[@CrashHeadroom]

I call it. the moldy gym sock.

[@Pisolepete]

I thought that shit was a sock rolled up

[@TRUSTINYAH]

God’s creation is amazing! Praise God! Jesus is King! Repent and believe ✝️👑 be born again 🕊️

[@Pisolepete]

Ew

[@jossypoo]

I would love to see a Story about Hydra! If possible, the nematocysts, optimally while firing? I don't know how tall an order that is; but you did a jaw-dropping job with the Stentorin! Maybe you can speak to the "effectively clone when you split them apart". I always remember being excited to read about them because the name Linnaeus gave them seemed so iconic of their look and properties. Perhaps too good to be true?

[@stephaniehowell1109]

I've heard most tap water has micro organisms in it. Would like to see that under a microscope. Or maybe not, since I drink tap water.

[@johnbauman4005]

Dang! I hadn't thought about Euglenas since about 4th - 5th grade! Thanks for reviving a neuron or three from deep slumber.

[@tehkuwen5222]

What about that one called “Caulerpa taxifolia” ?

[@bigsnibes8604]

Would love to see longer videos too, you really know your stuff. Keep it up :)

[@DaPog_Man]

We need more videos like the first clip where he just shows the microorganisms moving in all of the glass slide without the microscope, it looks awesome

[@amandadelisle6241]

What does a goldfish cracker look like under the microscope?

[@-roll-8678]

I thought it was a moldy sock for a second... Still pretty cool to see these types of organisms, pretty huge. i like your videos.

[@polarberri]

Incredible footage as always. Thank you for spreading a love of science!!

[@jamsam2100]

a truly beautiful cell

[@scyntfk]

I clicked on this cuz I thought "damn that sock dirty" what is wrong with me

[@owendeliebs1894]

Looks like a walking fingerprint

[@retematic2351]

Oddly majestic ngl

[@pmkwiek]

Bioluminescent algae next plz

[@darrelld.paveyjr.1477]

I really enjoy these shorts, showing microscopic animals all around us.

[@numbgirlcrybby]

ah just how I like my trumpets little and swimming :3

[@Vizaya]

Looks like a microscopic sock, toe seam and all 😆

[@georgeblack5821]

This is what we look like to aliens that are millions of years ahead of us.

[@BM-oi1yl]

This! An hour of this would be amazing

[@jetenginethrust863]

Fascinating and very interesting 🤔. Cool videos, thanks for sharing 👍

[@AkinDubois]

Who else thought that was a dirty sock? 🧦😁

[@annaleesmith8444]

Where do they live. What keeps them alive. Their purpose?

[@bettymamo2483]

Every time I see your videos my mind is 🤯

[@floof5133]

😍 wow. Can we have sea water under microscope next time

[@CloseIntel]

I don't live near the sea but would love to get my hands on some! Ill order it if needed lol

[@alexmason8102]

@@CloseIntel do you want some sent to you Lmao I live near the ocean bro

[@alexmason8102]

@@CloseIntel do you want some sent to you Lmao I live near the ocean bro

[@silverrain99205]

@@CloseIntel I live near the ocean too. I can sent you some in a sterile jar. Also, could you do ketchup and semen under the microscope? Separately of course

[@nataliachigitashvili8674]

I love this videos

[@P0LAR07]

They look AWESOME BROO

[@arosispattnaik7712]

Bro was scratching his back... 😂😂😂

[@pistachio6144]

Bro look like socks

[@antimattv]

Oh they're beautiful! Truly. And also, the next Resident Evil organism.

[@douglasgarrett4521]

Fascinating. Never saw or heard an active narrration of micro organisms.

[@bananahpolkadot]

It’s still doesn’t compute with my brain that something that large can be composed of only one cell. Amazing!

[@primordialious6945]

So, 'The Blob'...only a baby.

[@tinabilledeaux7033]

Wow! I like learning and seeing stuff like this.

[@invictusfarmer7188]

looks like a sock lost behind a washer for a few years lol

[@kyliebarnes1651]

I would love to see a comparison between human, cat and dog saliva

[@justarandomdinosaur]

They look like dirty socks

[@chrisolson3240]

You are a study master. Your like the Rick Sanchez of the biological world. Thanks for sharing.

[@arealhauntedhouse4171]

it's fantastic that there's so much different life on this planet🌍👍🏼 How about an amoeba!

[@vinzo0913]

Feel like we need a realistic bacteria simulator game, would be so relaxing to watch them over time

[@lookup2094]

I love your channel because of you. but what would make it better is if you would do other explanatory shorts that tell us the effects of coming into contact with.

[@charlesco7413]

Its amazing that that thing reminds me of a animal scavenging for food. Like it has a tiny brain that says "let's look over here."

[@thetechguyz8645]

These videos are awesome.

[@_bits_and_bytes]

They look like the dirtiest socks this side of the Mississippi

[@ourparanormalworld]

TARDIGRADES ARE MY FAVOURITE TO FILM UNDER A MICROSCOPE, AS THEY'RE IN EVERYTHING IN THE ENVIROMENT. LOVE LEARNING ABOUT MICROORGANISMS AND OTHER TYPES OF TARDIGRADE'S.

[@xxxbox369piano]

That looks like the image that the Hubble space telescope took of all those galaxies

[@KLove89]

What we have here is what happens when Timmy bust too many times in a tube sock and keeps his room to warm. It comes to life.

[@JJones-gw9vy]

I've always wondered, When it's a single celled organism, how is it there's not smaller cells just creating it's body? I mean if we were under a microscope to say- a 500 foot tall giant, we'd just look like a single cell too- even though we have smaller cells that make up our "one big cell". Hope this isn't a stupid question, I'm still learning things in biology.

[@thereisnomeme9258]

Imagine a wall made out of bricks, and another wall that's one big slab of clay

[@thereisnomeme9258]

In another oversimplified way, think that instead of having different specialised cells that carry out their own functions efficiently, they instead have a massive clump of different molecules to make up "one big cell" that manages all the processes by itself

[@DatsiKxModz]

I'm not convinced this isn't your dirty sock

[@j.h.d.2153]

Wow...just WOW..Ur knowledge and then sharing it, especially in layman's terms=We thx You!!...it all is so fascinating ...I just truly wish I could really understand all that u speak about...I wasn't gifted with ur smarts but I definitely appreciate ur clips!!! God bless you and all who may read this comment 🕊 🐾 🐣 🙏...coming atcha ...a girl...from Ontario CANADA 🇨🇦

[@Nikki0417]

I can see the trumpet shape, but my first thought was that it looked like a sock. Also, it'd be interesting to see what hot water does to bacteria, as long as it doesn't damage any equipment. Not boiling, like around 120-130°, as hot as tap water can get.