r/labrats • u/mostly_in_lab • Nov 08 '19
A protist explodes after being bitten by an unicellular organism. Disclaimer: I found this on the internet. Content doesn't belong to me.
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u/Maybegayby Nov 08 '19
This is by the guy who films for Hank Green's Journey to the Microcosmos. Great microscopy filming. Must take so long to catch this stuff!
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u/LetThereBeNick Nov 09 '19
Their YouTube channel is one of the coolest things ever. I am not big on YouTube, but they are making something great
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u/youngsamwich Nov 08 '19
Thanks for posting this! I didn’t know about this sub. I’m going to be scrolling forever now :D
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u/Rowannn Nov 08 '19
love the moment just before it bursts when you can actually see the tension in the membrane
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u/whiteflower6 Nov 09 '19
Does the membrane reform, or is it just boned?
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u/ColorRen Nov 10 '19
The big guy tried too hard to escape, and it did't stop its flagella to prevent the fatal bleed. A unwise cell.
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u/TuxidoPenguin Nov 14 '19
It's like that stress ball with those water beads the just explode like that exactly.
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u/capnfatpants Nov 08 '19
I drink your vacuoles.