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Stentors are resilient micro animals. Check this stentor coeruleus out for example. It may have been destroyed when filamentous algae were added to the slide, but that doesn’t mean it’s waving the white flag. You see this big blue chunk attached to the stentor? This chunk is going to regenerate into a whole new healthy stentor. #MicroscopicMonday 🧫🔬 🎥 by @tardibabe/IG | Science Channel
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Stentors are resilient micro animals. Check this stentor coeruleus out for example. It may have been destroyed when filamentous algae were added to the slide, but that doesn’t mean it’s waving the white flag. You see this big blue chunk attached to the stentor? This chunk is going to regenerate into a whole new healthy stentor. #MicroscopicMonday 🧫🔬 🎥 by @tardibabe/IG | Science Channel
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These large, trumpet-shaped unicellular organisms are called Stentor, and the one on the right is eating a multicellular animal known as a rotifer. If you’re familiar with my content, you probably already know that rotifers are pretty much bullied by every single-celled organism in their environment. 😂 . Stentors can reach a few millimeters in length when they take on this trumpet shape to filter-feed. They anchor themselves to submerged surfaces in ponds, extend their bodies, and beat the hair
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These large, trumpet-shaped unicellular organisms are called Stentor, and the one on the right is eating a multicellular animal known as a rotifer. If you’re familiar with my content, you probably already know that rotifers are pretty much bullied by every single-celled organism in their environment. 😂 . Stentors can reach a few millimeters in length when they take on this trumpet shape to filter-feed. They anchor themselves to submerged surfaces in ponds, extend their bodies, and beat the hair
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This is a Stentor polymorphus, a giant single-celled organism with thousands of other single-celled organisms living and breathing inside of it. . The beautiful green color comes from the single-celled algae that live inside the Stentor polymorphus. You can see the algae as tiny round balls. . The algae produce oxygen and sugar through photosynthesis, like plants, inside the Stentor. And the stentor carries them around and protects them from algae eaters. . Stentor polymorphus is a couple of mil
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This is a Stentor coeruleus. It's big and blue, but that's not all! It's also a smart little giant and definitely one of my favorite things to watch under the microscope! They are like blue whales of the microworld! . Stentor coeruleus live in ponds and rivers around you. They are visible to the naked eye, can be almost as big as a rice grain. But the most striking thing for me is that the Stentors are capable of decision making and simple learning behavior. . Recently, I was honored to be a par
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