Microscope info | Citizen Science | Amateur Microscopy
I just want to share a nice video that I found. It’s worth watching.
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Is it true? That one spoonful of any ocean water can have plankton? Because I would like to get some samples and see them myself with my microscope.
i need a clear instructions for getting identification and images of all phytoplankton and zooplankton.
I am amazed at the detail that has been caught. I love the story line. This is such an immediate example of food webs I would like to find time to use it in lessons, it is so clear what goes on. I want to make images like these too.
Wow! This is a great video on plankton. People tend to forget how useful they are to the marine life. Plankton are usually used by whales as a major source of food.