2019-07-08

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Journey to the Microcosmos

It's time to meet a single-celled organism that is bigger than a tardigrade! We'll learn how Stentors reproduce, why they look like trumpets, and why some of them are just SO BLUE!

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"Corrections: 00:16 In this video we said that tardigrades have six legs, but they actually have eight legs."