Pond Scum Under the Microscope - Pondlife, Episode #1

[@AmericanMuseumofNaturalHistory]

We now have a Pondlife playlist! Keep up with all the episodes here: kzbin.info/aero/PLrfcruGtplwGrcWF-adPH-1BsR9JH-FRw

[@googolnews2781]

Please continue this series

[@an1l381]

can you imagine how excited and fascinated he must have been when he saw these organisms for the first time ? awesome video.

[@jsmead]

As a biology teacher who has loved to take my students on "Microsafaris" over the decades (with many of the videos posted here on my KZbin channel) I am so excited to see this series come to life! Kudos to Sally & AMNH on helping to introduce so many more folks to the joys of microscopic exploration! PS - as a native born NYCer - I love that the samples are taken in Central Park!

[@shadowraith1]

Kind of amazing what tech has brought to us. I was a bio major back in the early 70's. A lot of change. Thanks for an interesting video.

[@jadenhernandez5109]

how old are you now?

[@intensecutn]

​@@jadenhernandez5109I think they're dead now.

[@reynawang]

I’m an electronic musician and park ranger in NYC and in addition to the educational excellence of these videos I am obsessed with the music in them. This is the best use synesthesia in scoring I have ever found, and it really increased my empathy for the microorganisms on screen. Props to the composer, please keep making more of these videos!

[@zooemperor3954]

Excellent videos. Keep up the great work

[@thekidshouldseethis]

Oh man. We love this one so much. And the music/sound effects!

[@KingHomeschool]

:)

[@AmericanMuseumofNaturalHistory]

Thanks for watching everyone! We'll have more episodes in the coming weeks - subscribe to be notified when they're out! Can't wait? Here's another microscopic tale you might enjoy: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4eci2CmfddgpKc

[@irwinweisbrot6644]

Thank you for bring back memories of pond water from Prospect Park in Brooklyn when a dear friend and I were 14 years old. She had a beautiful Spenser microscope.We grew many kinds of protozoa including paramecia, amoebae, Stentor and Euplotis. We made permanent sides, one of which I had until a few years. I am just about 90 years old now. Those are the happiest days of my life. Thank you so muchI. Irwin M Weisbrot. MD

[@intensecutn]

I just googled Irwin M Weisbrot, and he only died 2 months ago on the 4th of august, 2024. He lived an extremely accomplished and dedicated life. He made it to 95! RIP Irwin.

[@mymicroscopicworld]

I loved the space noises during the microscopy segments :)

[@michaeltessler1338]

It is spectacular seeing this diversity of microscopic organisms with such excellent microscopy. Excellent work!

[@JohnDoe_1237]

omg, the Phacus is so beautiful! Thanks for this awesome video! =) greetings from Berlin

[@unvergebeneid]

I found the macrobiological life in this video just as fascinating as the microbiological one! Thanks for the great presentation! :)

[@googolnews2781]

Do u know name of this microscope

[@stevenpowers546]

Very nice video. I hope that the Museum plans on posting more regularly.

[@WhyPhi]

I like that she puts them back instead of abruptly murdering them as most people would have probably done

[@mscotttx]

This is what KZbin needs more of.

[@TyrannosaurusRex5027]

I actually have done this multiple times. It’s pretty cool seeing all the microorganisms in the local pond. Fun times.

[@DoesItEvenMatter27]

Thank you. I enjoyed the history lesson as you brought van Leeuwenhoek’s tool back to life. I also enjoyed the examination of pond water and the introduction to the flexible tools for modern scientists. I look forward to your additional presentations.

[@vivek7shirke]

I'm studying microbiology so this was very helpful thanks guys!

[@minutewalt]

Some people are asking in the comments about the field microscope. It is a Newton NM1, about £399-£550, although it is discontinued and hard to find outside of the UK. They're pretty reliable, if you find a previously owned one, snatch it up. You can find the same thing in the Em Microscopes line of EM1 Field scopes.

[@davidlogiudice]

Thanks for the heads up William. Doesn’t seem like the EM1 is for sale yet but nice to know something similar may be available. :)

[@marksolarz3756]

I’m 53,......still have all my golden press nature books! The one on pond life is very good! For all us amateur biologists who live next to such wonders!

[@hornthieves]

your 56

[@arthurmeek]

Awesome video, and great music! If i get reincarnated I now want to come back as a microbe. Instead of a panda bear. Though I suppose this may further contribute to the decline of a large mammal species. I will think further on this issue before making my final choice. Anyway. As you can see your series is inspiring and thought provoking.

[@brainstormingsharing1309]

Absolutely well done and definitely keep it up!!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@sbryann]

Had to watch this for school but i actually really enjoyed the video, it was well put together and the cinematography/editing was incredible and the music was perfect for it, props to whoever/the team who made this

[@zack_120]

Everything in this video is unique of a sort and beautiful, the instruments, the video editing, the way of presentation, the music, and of course the microorganisms, ... Especially, they are the little creatures that make most organisms possible including Homo sapiens! To some degree it's unbelievable.

[@nm515]

we absolutely need more pond life videos

[@EclecticWizard6]

This is great! Thanks for sharing your knowledge!

[@isaiahlopez51]

Love your show so far!! Great info!!

[@asgio27]

Great video. Can you give us the model of the portable microscope you use ? Great job !

[@MrDevilman80]

A big thankyou for this mini documentary 😊

[@luciamarielolmos4755]

So beautiful! Thanks Sally! 💚

[@aliceamos7070]

WOW! What a fantastic world is there! Would love to see more creatures! They are amazing! Thanks for the video!

[@Profedenaturales2]

Great video Sally! I follow you in Instagram and I'm so happy for you. Congratulations!

[@martinfernandez882]

I love the glass models of microscopic life in the Hall of Biodiversity. And I Iove this mini docu.

[@popularscience]

AWESOME VIDEO

[@marksolarz3756]

I’ll take a very large glass container,......fill it full of clear water. Then I’ll place a handful of swamp vegetation and watch as they swim out into the clear water. Larvae of all kinds,....and with a simple magnifying lenses you see a whole world of little critters! Love your videos!

[@remyrobeson9955]

love love love!! excited for episode 2!

[@peterallen8573]

Really nice video, well produced and presented. Thank you from UK.

[@Redpulsar2011]

Really nice video! Great work!

[@218ang]

Great production 👍🏽

[@tashuntka]

Very cool... And Sally......love the accent 👍👍👍

[@candrapermana5093]

I like it, the information is very helpful in terms of doing water treatment in my fish farming pond, thanks

[@dsingleton8156]

What a fantastic video! Can anyone provide a link to the portable field microscope used in the video?

[@kenmtb]

Wow! thank you for bringing everything to life. Very interesting!

[@burgerking2783]

No problem

[@davidlogiudice]

20 more episodes please. :)

[@Vesbolk]

Great video. Please tell us about you field microscope. Thanks.

[@howahya]

I think it's a Newton Nm1 Portable Microscope.

[@DarthDaniousIM]

SO NICE! IT WILL BE USEFUL FOR MY STUDENTS TO INTRODUCE THEM TO THE MICROWORLD!

[@markholm7050]

This is great! I’m looking forward to more.

[@FingersKungfu]

Amazing. Where can I buy a portable microscope like that?

[@keithdurant4570]

Very good question. I just did a search of various field microscopes and can't find one that looks like this, I am hoping someone gives you an answer.

[@narrator69]

@@saltima That's not as expensive as I would have thought. Seems to only be available in the UK though.

[@googolnews2781]

@@narrator69 why this microscope do not find in other countries

[@muhammadnahdy4805]

@@narrator69 If you dont mind could you please give us a link of the microscope, if you have one. Thabk you

[@cooperolm9687]

very interesting! great video, I look forward to seeing more.

[@arispertesis2419]

very cool I like it a lot!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@rdbury507]

Nice music, I'm reminded of the film Microcosmos .

[@nataliaivankovic7577]

Excellent. Thank you.

[@tws5745]

Where did you get this type of microscope? I am really wanting to find one to use for my field work

[@vcreation4317]

Very knowledgeable... Thanks a lot.... Can you please tell me.... What is the price of this beautiful microscope

[@kazkk2321]

How much is that field microscope. It is so nice and practical

[@txfu-]

Is the second microscope used on sale, if so i would like to know the name :)

[@MaitadeAdams]

This is awesome!!!

[@vivek-1318]

Awesome

[@alyssahourie9958]

Does anyone know what kind of microscope she is using? Not the antique one but the field microscope that we see her use. Thanks! :)

[@vidhyakrishnan3800]

this is cool

[@violetaafricana1]

Congratulations!!!!👏👏

[@odairmanzoni]

Very good,I love microbiology.

[@microuruguay]

Super nice!!!

[@THETalesFromTheAbyss]

Im in love with biology lady

[@relentlessmadman]

good educational vid.. what does the weird sound effect ad to the video, It made it hard to concentrate on the dialog.

[@juniorsouza9280]

I love it 💚

[@NTA_1]

Perfect vedio

[@pudilaxmikanth2998]

Can i known the what type of magnifying equipment is used to view that pond water

[@ayndyrand589]

I wish I could upvote twice.

[@burgerking2783]

I mean you can

[@todor3139]

If i could i would like it more than once

[@hepster1958]

What make and model is that cool microscope?

[@Quark.Lepton]

Does anyone know what the name is of the little portable stereoscopic microscope she was using?

[@johnpoole7327]

did you say many thousands? With 10(?) in less then one drop, how many drops in the pond. Is there any living away from the algee?

[@sirmeowthelibrarycat]

😳 Excellent presentation, well paced with very stimulating information. The location shown is most attractive. Unfortunately, the reference to ‘pond scum’ or sometimes ‘pond slime’ elsewhere do not give this ecosystem a positive status in most people’s imagination. Language matters, wherever it is applied.

[@halisokur1267]

We need more episods..

[@chuvies975]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@sohowsoon6652]

jay holmes has this covered

[@edman79]

What kind of microscope is that and how much are they?

[@austinslinkerd7247]

what brand field microscope are you using?

[@mazharulhaque8448]

I am also looking the same

[@saviovogt6774]

Newton-Nm1 Microscope Professional Portable Microscope!

[@akweleydesignjewelry7540]

6:25 is that a Eugloid?

[@jnaneshwarh]

Can anyone help me to know the microscope that she used in the video?

[@asgio27]

Where can I purchase a replica like you have please ?

[@GooogleGoglee]

I love the music effects but when too long they just annoying and distract

[@zainabkhan2475]

hey how can i connect with you I need some help in identifying a diatom in Indian Himalayas

[@haydenmaej]

What pocket microscope is she using??

[@mazharulhaque8448]

I am also looking the same

[@korezonmed]

Are there anyone who know the name or type of this microscope. I am an microbiology student and I need a field microscope. İf anyone knows please tell me?

[@anjuk6255]

What kind of microscope is that

[@mazharulhaque8448]

I am also looking the same

[@MarkPermann]

The video and narration are great! I found the sound effects distracting.

[@IndriidaeNT]

I think microbes like bacteria, protozoa, fungi and alage are cool.

[@sehrish_reyaz3045]

👍🏻👍🏻

[@GizGaz52]

❤

[@peterjohanvandyke6644]

horizons zero dawn...aloy with her mom....looks like her....PC gaming hybrid....nonfiction with scifi...or what?....

[@Troy-ol5fk]

heliozoan looks like a dandelion

[@BPB9973952]

Let me guess, when you look through the microscope you see a tiny NY Mets jersey...................

[@johnvictorjacobson7933]

Please tell me about your field microscope 🇺🇸👍😎

[@gyxirl5781]

pog

[@burgerking2783]

Pog

[@BeetleSleet]

1:23

[@jannahmaeberenguel9181]

background music is distracting