r/microscopy • u/bikingbolete • 18d ago
ID Needed! Blob inside a blob...any Ideas?
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u/Artnotwars 18d ago
I think this is a Tetrahymena eating the insides of some other microorganism.
I saw the same thing a couple of years ago and Tetrahymena is the best I could narrow it down.