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Which animal phylum did you find most fascinating?
Where do you think the most bacteria is found on campus?
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6 comments:
That was quite boring, but also interesting. I didn't know that there was such thing as a microbe that sucks the cytoplasm out of other microbes, fungi that strangle worms, or bacteria that invades E. Coli!!!
This was sort of hard to understand, but I did more research. I agree with Gabriel, it was quite boring, but the fungi that strangle worms and the microbe that can suck the cytoplasm out of another microbe were super cool!
sfufudicopipi
It was, in one point, designed in an interesting way(A microbe zoo-the idea is cool) However, the explanations were a bit tedious, and they could have furthered with better descriptions. Overall, I like it.
I learned that microbes live high up in the reaches of other planets and are used to preserve food too, like chocolate, grains, or cheese. They also live in places like cattle guts. I do think it was kind of hard to understand, overall i didn't understand was a microbe really WAS.
I think that this was a little boring, but pretty interesting. The explanations were pretty short. The idea of the learning process was cool, but a little boring. I found the fungi that strangle worms interesting.
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