Paramecium Dividing

Uploaded by Bruce Taylor

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One Paramecium becomes two.

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Comments

Hit like if you see that sperm in 0:47 to 0:49.......heheh although its great vid.

DHRUPAD GUPTA

Does anyone get extremely frustrated by the fact that they are trying so hard to get away from each other, but are having such a difficult time?

Cherrysuumer1232

Oooo, that's beautiful. At the end, they looked like they were trying to get away from each other, but were having a hard time of it.

PlantPirate

Wtf? 

Carol Ramos

EA fucked up spore real bad

frankenshizzle

1:02 PULL OUT! I SAID PULL OUT!

Skyler Gray

Is this Spore? xD

Antonio Usai

Thanks!

MOOSHiiE

Magnification is 400X (40X objective and 10X camera eyepiece).

Bruce Taylor

Thanks for uploading this. what's the magnification of this btw?

MOOSHiiE

Yeah it does huh?

Thibooms

This reminds me of spore

diegonikki

This music makes absolutely no sense T-T

TheDarrenLiu

Yes, binary fission is the most common term for this type of reproduction. Some people restrict the phrase "binary fission" to prokaryotes (bacteria), but it is widely, and quite correctly, used for cell division in protists like Paramecium.

Bruce Taylor

These were the first single celled organisms that I ever saw! Is this binary fission?

FlyingPiper13

Excelent job!,

Gabriel Munera

The song "I'm Schizophrenic (No I'm Not)" is by a small Chicago-based band called the New Duncan Imperials. I don't know much about them, but they seem to have been a fun group with a taste for the absurd. The song is one of YouTube's free Audioswap selections.

Bruce Taylor

Whats song is that? thats song is so make our spirit.

mulatualumban

Paramecium SMACKDOWN!!! One day only, Madison Square Garden! Be there or be square!

shinningcharizard200

Hola! Yo uso una cámara digital de bajo costo USB conectado a mi microscopio trinocular (1,3 megapíxeles).

Bruce Taylor

Que camara usas para tener las imagenes nitidas

Danys381

They are fairly easy to find in stagnant ponds and ditches. Once you've found a few, it is not hard to cultivate them. They eat the bacteria that form in water steeped in grass & leaves; so, you can boil some hay and let the water stand for a few days, until it is colonized with bacteria and small flagellates. If you add a bit of pondwater to that nourishing medium, paramecia will spread rapidly.

Bruce Taylor

Where do you get the paramecium?

thechadhurleychannel

Hey nice song..

Josue Zuniga

Haha awesome.

Phillip Sparks

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