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Why is that, like how do they even "sense" they're caught

@@spicymeatballs2thespicening chemotaxis. They have surface receptors all over, that sense what it touches. It it comes in contact with something "bad", it will try to move in the opposite direction. If it comes in contact with something "good", it will move in that direction. When they aren't getting stimulated they randomly move around.

@@joelbackman4389 But how does it know the difference between good and bad.

​@@MissMarshalldifferent signals for different receptors

In the camera its 2d only but idk whats happenin i aint a doctor

Actually all of the single cell lives live over the water 'cause their density is lower than the density of water.

@Kedi Hastasi But why?

@@myk1137 thats not how microphysics works. They live in the molecular plane of the water.

Jokes aside: What we see in these type of footage is actually happening between two pieces of glasses (a.k.a "slide" and "coverslip"). The sample containing cells or any microscopic organisms is squeezed between the "slide" and "coverslide". That's why we see these microorganisms moving only in 2D.

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Insane Buddy , no you

Rudy Llamas have som respect

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You know it can't feel or think right?

I bet you would be to if you where getting eaten

atomicsnowflake my mothers brothers maids aunts dogs previous owners mum was a paramecium the got consumed by an amoeba and she was not stressed at all so maybe u r just a little weakling

@@ObjectiveZoomer They probably can. Stress is just your brain zapping that you are gonna get hurt, and the brain-like material in paramecium is just scattered. Every moving creature can feel that they are in danger, probably.

@@jazz.s-the-name i dont think theres any "brain like material" in a paramecium

The other unicellular:frick this crap I’m out👁👄👁

completely agree

Hi, yes this is my Original footage, you can use it with the right Credits.

@@MorrisKemp Awesome! Thank you Morris. I will definitely credit you. Please let me know if there's a particular way you'd like that done. I was thinking I would credit you in the description and have a link to your original footage there as well as a credit on the video itself. Thanks!

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Look at Part 2 ;)

Have cry then

My sympathies for parmacium

its graphic

If you were a sperm or egg amoebas could eat you

Brandon Shapiro hahahaha I was gunna write the same thing hahah

Reaper Kezia LOL

But why are u saying this🤣🤣lol

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same!

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I didn't upload the video, but to me this doesn't look like Paramecium. Looks like a Colpidium colpoda to me, but that's also barely more than a guess.

It's not the protist flailing around trying to escape, they can't move that quickly. What's actually happening is that the amoeba secretes enzymes at it, and the breaking down of the protist's cell membrane releases tiny bubbles of gas that causes it to look like it's shaking (it's exactly what happens inside your intestines when you digest food). This is similar to what happens every day in your body when your immune cells kill bacteria. So it is really hard for the protist to escape, because it is already caught by the enzymes we can't see with these optics.

I have the same question

+rebin anwar It's not the protist flailing around trying to escape, they can't move that quickly. What's actually happening is that the amoeba secretes enzymes at it, and the breaking down of the protist's cell membrane releases tiny bubbles of gas that causes it to look like it's shaking (it's exactly what happens inside your intestines when you digest food). This is similar to what happens every day in your body when your immune cells kill bacteria. So it is really hard for the protist to escape, because it is already caught by the enzymes we can't see with these optics.

Lol, idk why Rebin didn't read your reply above him.

Amoeba eats Paramecium if I am not wrong with the spelling

Paramecium if I am not wrong with the spelling

yess same

maybe it's some kind of proteins in the surface of the amoeba that senses cells when it touches it

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Then eat it

@@bhavya8396 i could, if this was bigger, i love big food.

@@bhavya8396 you are actually eating it in your food and drinking in water 🤣🤣

Stop lying

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