water flea Polyphemus pediculus under a microscope, predatory, detachment Cladocera, stands out with its large eye, which is looking for its victim. Very fast moving and social life, on the video is a female with embryos in a brood chamber. Barents Sea
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water flea Polyphemus pediculus under a microscope, predatory, detachment Cladocera
water flea Polyphemus pediculus under a microscope, predatory, detachment Cladocera
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| File Size | 307.46mb |
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| Frame Rate | 25 |
| Total Clip(s) Length | 0:13 |
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