I examined tiny springtail larvae under a foldscope in the rainwater collected from my garden. These little wonders, measuring less than 1mm, are like nature's secret agents. They play a crucial role in our environment by enhancing soil aeration and aiding in the decomposition of organic matter. You see, they're like the unsung heroes of the soil, diligently at work to keep our ecosystem healthy. They help improve nutrient and water penetration in the soil and are integral to carbon cycling. It's amazing how something so small can have such a big impact! 🌿🌧️

Here's the time lapse video👇