The Microscopic Life in a Pond - 1000x magnification

Not much meets the eye when you look at the water in a pond, but when you view it under a microscope it is a different story. All organisms in this video is from a single water sample from a small pond.
For this video i used a light microscope (compound microscope) like this one to view the living micro organisms i found in the sample: amzn.to/2DlW1tX (affiliate link)
For more microscopy related material dont forget to subscribe and feel free to check out:
Facebook: mymicrosc...
Instagram: / my.microscopic.world
Twitter: / mymicroscopic
Music: Dawn by Cinematic Sounds • Video

[@mymicroscopicworld]

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

[@t-roller9958]

Thanks for the video. It's a whole other world that is rarely shown in this way. I hope you keep at it.

[@assaultarumugam5387]

Hey man why don't you take... A piece of food... And place it in an open place.. for it to rot.. take samples like for 1st day... After 4 days .. after 10 days.. Likewise put them in different places like inside water.. one in a neat place. One in a place that's highly unhygienic... Would love to see the difference between the organisms..things that happen in different places over different time Maybe keep one in your refrigerator... And make a compilation and post would be soo awesome

[@davidjones5837]

I believe the "unidentified" organism at 5:33 is a paramecium. A unicellular ciliate. If you look closely, you can even see its oral groove. Thanks for sharing this amazing video!!

[@terrybennett8692]

Wonderful work, the life on our planet is truly amazing, i have just taken up microscopy after a decades long break, and this video has inspired me, Thank you, loved the soundtrack.

[@callogh]

3:35 is achantamoeba castellanii

[@mymicroscopicworld]

Thanks for the ID!

[@assaultarumugam5387]

Hey man first comment. I love microscopic world as much as you doo.. soon I'm planning on buying a microscope.. every video you post I will like comment and try to share... 😊😊

[@mymicroscopicworld]

I really appreciate your support! I you buy a microscope and have any questions feel free to write to me 😄

[@assaultarumugam5387]

@@mymicroscopicworld sure man you are my friend !!!!

[@AP-bu3qz]

Such a beautiful video! I loved every aspect of it and it was so well put together. Thank you for sharing!

[@MrArchaudhary]

Amazing ..... Also Show some Cell structures from the Microscopes..But this stuff if Fabulous.

[@lennybaby89]

Really cool video!!! Im a bio major and this is making me want to jump in the lab and see what I can find!

[@user9005]

This was fascinating. Thanks for the upload

[@diegoperez7279]

I love these videos. What kind of microscopes are necessary to observe and record this? Could you suggest some models for different budgets?

[@mymicroscopicworld]

Almost any microscope are able to produce an acceptable image (unless they are very very cheap). My microscope cost under 1000 dollars, but you can get decent microscopes for around 200 dollars for hobby use. The limiting factor is the camera you get for the scope If you want to make videos. My microscope produces way better pictures than my camera can handle. So get a good camera with a good frame rate If you want to make videos for more than hobby use! If you look around on eBay and Amazon im sure you find some fine scopes to an acceptable price.

[@KandiKlover]

You can do this with as cheap as Carson pocket microscope. Is really good for only $25

[@Oryon7]

Text is way too difficult to see against white background, but great video nonetheless! To think that these organisms have even smaller machinery powering the operation of their already miniscule parts, like their cilia... it blows the mind just how complex even the supposedly "simple " organisms truly are.

[@Nazdrvan]

This is great and I love the soundtrack you used too. Reminds me of music by Young Mountain. Did you produce the music too?

[@mymicroscopicworld]

Thank you! The music is Dawn by Cinematic Sounds kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3OxhouGYtRgaq8

[@KSliauderis]

Amazing, thank you for sharing!

[@swagatochatterjee7104]

Hey great videos. Can I see malaria parasite or TB bacteria under 350x magnification?

[@MS0018-r3d]

1:38 Looks like a pizza😂😂😂

[@ayoubalayoubi3366]

I need help. when I use my 1000x microscope, it wouldn’t show me any specimens, just dust. Can anyone help me out?

[@mymicroscopicworld]

What are you looking at?

[@ayoubalayoubi3366]

My Microscopic World Same thing, pond water.

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Nice. Thanks for the review and I have subscribed.

[@poyo2010]

cctv this extended to 30 minutes....

[@KandiKlover]

Wow amazing what u can see with 100x. My microscope has 100x and 250x.

[@fpz3491]

I’m quite sure this is 1000x.

[@platinumvulture1122]

@@fpz3491 but the eye piece is 10x so that would equal to 1000x

[@duveral]

Amazon video you did here

[@heli0s2003]

5:00 unielluar? Spellcheck next time. Cool video though.

[@bluebowser3121]

Don't be an autistic asshole. If you've ever made a video before like this before you'd realize the effort that goes in... Typing mistakes will happen. You understood what he wrote so why be an asshole about it

[@heli0s2003]

@@bluebowser3121 I thought I was being helpful. It's good to point out mistakes for later correction.

[@bluebowser3121]

@@heli0s2003 When you type instead of speak verbally in a video spelling errors will happen. It's obvious the spelling mistake wasn't due to him not knowing how to spell, but a typing error. He clearly rewatched his video multiple times during the editing process so to claim he didn't spellcheck is shitty af. Your comment isn't helpful. When you spend hours editing a video like this, you can easily skim over typos by mistake and then internet smart arses show up to flaunt in your face that you cannot spell. It just sucks to be on the receiving end of that crap man, don't be that guy.

[@davidjones5837]

It was the way you said it, your tone. I agree with Blue Bowser. You could have said something like, "Great video!! You may want to correct 'unielluar', at xx:xx. Just a suggestion. Thanks for sharing." Edited --> If you look at Joshua Smith's comment from 8 months ago, you'll see anther example of how to add a constructive criticism the right way. Just saying...

[@heli0s2003]

@@davidjones5837 You are absolutely, 100%, unequivocally right. I was totally wrong. I should never, ever correct someone's spelling, in a simple or casual way, without showering and adorning them with complements and accolades. I would hate to hurt anyone's feelings, even a whit, over such minute of a thing. How could I have done this? What is wrong with me? Hahaha Jesus Christ.

[@theawakeningofjohnnynewsom9072]

WAO A AMOEBA

[@HimalayaGarg]

So everyone of us is non-vegetarian.

[@dinoeld3800]

Well, I don't see any meat in this video)))

[@crestind]

Nice vid. Could've done without the shitty elevator music though.