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Pencil studies of an Amphileptus ciliate, who I watched ambush and swallow up a little Synchaeta rotifer into its cell and felt humbly reminded that multicellular animals are not necessarily above single-celled organisms in the food chain.
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A ciliate got stuck in a broken pipette tip, but it escaped pretty quickly after I started filming
More pictures I have taken recently. I wish there were more ciliate enjoyers on this website.
1st image (top-left to right): Loxophyllum meleagris, colpidium colpoda, bursaria, haptorid (possibly enchelyodon), nassulid, arcellinid, euglena viridis, stentor coeruleus, metacineta mystacina
2nd image: Spathidiid, cyphoderia, amphileptus, nassulid, stentor roeselii, turaniella vitrea, homalozoon vermiculare, frontonia, amphileptus procerus
Not art, but this is my first time ever looking at protists under my microscope so i am pretty happy about it
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Whew, it's been awhile. Here are some Colpidium sp. from the runoff water from one of my potted plants. I let the water sit in my closet for a day before observing.
I'm kind of surprised I didn't see more protists and invertebrates, but I suppose there is abundant and diverse bacteria (that's why the Colpidium are thriving).
From July 16, 2024
This is my new ciliate fursona :]
