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facts_n_science on Instagram: "You're watching the death of a paramecium, a single-celled organism — captured under a microscope. Cell death in unicellular organisms like this can be caused by environmental stress, toxins, temperature shifts, or physical damage. In this footage, you’ll see the paramecium slow down, lose its shape, and eventually collapse — signaling the breakdown of its internal systems. While multicellular organisms can survive the death of individual cells, for a paramecium, c

My Microscopic World on Instagram: "Another crowded day in the microworld. These green blobs are single celled organisms known as frontonia (f. vernalis). Their green color comes from their symbiotic relationship with algae living inside the cell. This provides the frontonia with oxygen from the algaes photosynthesis. At the same time the algae enjoy the waste products from the frontonias metabolism. A lot of unicellular organisms, like this one, mainly feed on bacteria, but frontonia are capabl