Showing posts with label zooplankton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label zooplankton. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 14, 2007

Microscopic World2


The microscopic life in an italian lake (Sirio Lake, North Italy). All bodies of water, from oceans to streams, contain a wide variety of life. Many of the plants and animals are so small that they can only be seen properly under a microscope.

World Microscopical animals 1


All life forms have their own way of communicating. You can't even imagine how many languages there could be in our galaxy. Microscopic is a performance that tries to capture some sort of universal language. With hypnotic music and kaleidoscopic video material we bring you to a domain where there are no secrets. The creatures communicate with light and colour. They are silent and have no purpose. They are just beings flowing around, knowing all there is to know.

Rotifera Bdelloid

A presentation of rotifer videos with classical music. To those who don't know what a Rotifer is, a rotifer is a microscopic creature found in many ponds and streams.

Zooplankton



Thursday, May 10, 2007

Zooplankton - Rotifer


Large closeup of a rotifer wandering among the phytoplankton and grazing. The rotifer is rather skilled at using its tail for motility.

Zooplankton - Cladoceran


Cladoceran setting on an algae strand, taken among strings of Spirogyra filament algae from a fish pond

A Close Look Marine Zooplankton

Friday, January 5, 2007

Bunch of ostracods eats dead worm



Marine zooplankton lives at the ocean floor eats dead animals to keep the ocean water clean