YouTube link: https://youtu.be/r8-jg8hvcQg
Note: I am not knowledgeable enough on ciliate behavior to be confident that these ciliates are in fact "having a good time". The ciliates in blue are likely following some sort of gradient, my guess is oxygen. Therefore there is likely a range of comfortably within the ciliates in blue.
Awe shoot, thanks so much. It's very much a passion project and I enjoy pretty much every aspect of it. I'm really glad you like the videos so much.
I feel like I'm honing the craft. I hope to keep this up, and I can't wait to see how new microbes with music videos will look in the coming years.
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I really appreciate the work you put into making these videos. I love your microscopy, for one thing. You always have excellent contrast and make it really easy to tell who you're shooting without needing a pointer and adding the details like the magnification, speed, and subject give my brain some context to better understand what's happening. Thank you!
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