I prefer small pets, and it seems like a single-celled one might do the trick. I can keep an eye on them with my microscope and feed them viruses or something.
Has this been done before? It seems like i could make a lot of money selling them too, because they breed faster than rats and don’t smell.
This is as good of an idea as sea monkeys or pet rocks, no?
Posted in Sea Monkeys
Tagged amoeba, eye, microscope, paramecium, pet, small pets, something, trick, viruses
I prefer small pets, and it seems like a single-celled one might do the trick. I can keep an eye on them with my microscope and feed them viruses or something.
Has this been done before? It seems like i could make a lot of money selling them too, because they breed faster than rats and don’t smell.
This is as good of an idea as sea monkeys or pet rocks, no?
Posted in Sea Monkeys
Tagged amoeba, eye, microscope, paramecium, pet, small pets, something, trick, viruses
i have the organisms paramecium….elodea…brine shrimp.. and yeast…. help.. how do i figure it out….
and what evidence suggets that they belong to the domain eukarya
Posted in Brine Shrimp
Tagged brine, Brine Shrimp, elodea, figure, help, Organism, organisms, paramecium, shrimp, unicellular, yeast
theres elodea.. brine shrimp.. yeast.. paramecium.. which of those are unicellular?
Posted in Brine Shrimp
Tagged brine, Brine Shrimp, elodea, help, paramecium, shrimp, unicellular, unicellular organisms, yeast