Tardigrade EATS a Cell in Cell Division Under the Microscope

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Whoa! That was amazing! Science is the best!

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@Susan B why?

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Hi Jesus

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dear jesus, why is the microscopic world so scary?

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The soundtrack is perfect 👌

[@HCLionheart]

Right? I was thinking the SAME exact thing.

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The makings of the NEXT Stephen King thriller perhaps..? O_O

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"I'm never tardy to dinner!"

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Wooow lol

[@Smartacus98]

Huh. I always pictured cell division as being a rapid and chaotic process, but apparently it's a pretty long and laborious exercise. Neat.

[@Craig-dv3ji]

That was horrifying.

[@TheLinposterIsSus]

Imagine going into cytokinesis and having this bullshit happen

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What type of Spore cellular stage's mod is?

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The one that makes that stage fun.

[@mwilson14]

That was awesome! The tardigrades I have captured are usually just stuck swimming in one spot. LOL. I do have one video (before I knew what I was doing with my microscope) of a tardigrade that was grazing some moss. I've never actually seen one take that large of a bite. Thanks for sharing.

[@NorthEevee]

I'd love to see more Tardigrade stuff, since it's my favorite animal; you know, because it survived all the five mass extinctions and such...

[@stackered]

spooky. super cool to see a tardigrade "hunt"

[@beerj1992]

What's the species that enters the left part of the screen at 0:13??

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Could Tardigrades eat cancer cells?

[@g3ol1ths6]

That Tardigrade ate the cell too quickly 0:17

[@imsanaholic1808]

the sound is shocking. omg

[@Hydrang3aH4mm3rl0ck]

the music horrified me beyond belief

[@frane9832]

Whoa. That sounds terrifying.

[@azure_berries]

What a beast! It truly lives up to the title of water bear!

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The new spore game looks amazing.

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That was super neat. Make sure you check out your KZbin analytics to see what got this video such a huge boost so you can replicate it for future videos

[@ilaila3504]

I love the music!!! Real horror story!

[@alexdesmall6916]

There’s always a bigger fish

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Another part of fantastic micro Universe :) thank you so much

[@jmo4479]

Ohh mannn, this was like a horror movie especially with the music 😂. My heartbeat lowkey sped up when the music played and they it was eaten.

[@nobo1682]

if they ever adapt into human parasite, what a scary thought.

[@anzaeria]

A different kind of 'bear attack.'

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Villifying the tardigrades haha

[@JasonGresalfi]

A+ for the soundtrack!

[@FewToast]

How do you know if small creatures like that are under a microscope

[@coujo]

Arent tardigrades called water bears?

[@swn6340]

RIP cell. Lol

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Tardigrades be like: *S U C C*

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0:18 YEET YAH

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Is this playing at actual speed?

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What kind of sample is this urine or stool?

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360 microscope

[@Rick.Grayson]

Sweet tiny bear!

[@cliffbartram4974]

This is fascinating!

[@jacobpalm159]

Flot! Er det afspillet i virkelig hastighed? Ved du hvilken celle bjørnedyret æder? Sker dramaet på en vandråbe på mossen?

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Can you do the dust mites , they are on bed sheets

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please how much costs this microscope ?

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Okkk that scalated quickly

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This sound.... is so dramatic

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How were you being able to record this?

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That music was hilarious

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Can they eat bug eggs dust mites

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How to find tardigrade.

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Why is white black and brown the only color we see under a microscope

[@dsleech]

scariest video

[@lknanml]

Cell 1. Is this supposed to happen? Cell 2. Not sure. Let's see what else happens.....

[@irri3191]

Eight legs , hunts the no legs.

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Fucking tardigrade, beautiful beast

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Can anyone tell me wht is tht?

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i scared me... it made me sad because the music made attached to it like one of those animated short stories!:(

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It’s a Milnesium sp.

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This is awesome

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0:17 nom

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Furry

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Wow that's amazing

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WHY I AM SCARY NOW??

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The music made it scary!

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Would the tardigrade eat cancer cells?

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Why they ominous music 😂

[@marcioschittler]

Thats scary

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Your music is so scary

[@aaaab531]

These are our cells what the tardigrade ate?

[@mymicroscopicworld]

No, it was a protozoa from a moss sample.

[@microman5024]

Oh well,

[@littleturtle1610]

Might be the reason our cells are dying and causing us to live a short life. Maybe they need to do a probe on these things. It might have something to do what are cells not duplicating right.

[@droopsmoop]

I'm pretty sure our shorter lifespans have something to do with our own bodies preventing the increase in likelihood of cancer. When cells divide, they lose some bits of the "caps" on their chromosomes that protect the useful DNA from damage. Too much division causes the caps to be completely gone, increasing the risk of problems such as becoming cancerous. Our bodies naturall kill their own cells after a while, but when humans are older, the body starts to just stop caring. There really wasn't any biological pressures in maintaining this process once we hit the point of not being that fertile anymore. The body should have already reproduced and passed down their genes at that point, soa nything that happens after isn't really minded. That's why we have relatively short lives. Because why increase the chance of major genetic defects by being older when you can just reproduce young and die?

[@littleturtle1610]

@@droopsmoop yeah still sucks knowing these things are swimming around inside of us.😷

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@@littleturtle1610 They aren't the immune system gets them .

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I hate knowing we have microbes that live on us. This is just my nightmare, right here.

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You wouldn't exist without microbes.

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They don't just live on you, they literally are you. Humans are a mass of billions upon billions of cells coexisting that somehow managed to trick itself into thinking that it was a singular entity

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@@Smartacus98 deep.

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Nice

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Music give more feel nice video's

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Yoink!

[@irri3191]

Mmmm taste like chicken

[@alupo9966]

This looks like a urine sample. It also looks like the tardigrade ate trichomonas.

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