Chlorella : Reproduction captured using Microscope

Few days back, we were fortunate to capture the asexual reproduction of Chlorella, a type of algae. Below are some microscopic captures and video of the same.

Microscopic captures–Part2

Here’s a little experiment I did. I took a tiny drop of water, approximately around 1mm in diameter. When I put it under microscope, it quickly evaporated. I recorded the whole process of evaporation. Here’s the YouTube link.

Evaporation of water–Microscopic View

As you can see, first the thickness of the water drop reduces… and then it breaks apart (at 1:00). At notice, a micro-organism floating in the water.

Here’s some other microscopic shots I have got.

Fig: Feather of a mosquito

Fig: Sticky fluid

Fig: Head of the ant

Fig: Tip of mosquito leg

Fig: Leg of Mosquito

Fig: Red thread made up of cotton straws dipped in water.

Fig: Red Cotton straw

More pictures to follow soon.