<p>The tiny lines are the fibre strands which actually combine to suck  water. If we put a drop of water on it and observe it again, the strands will disappear<br/><img class="ql-image" src="https://firebasestorage.googleapis.com/v0/b/microcosmosdelta.appspot.com/o/images%2FdHyZXFRZE0U27q9tSeYc8mMi78u1%2FT62kt8s7aNtGqht29ayT%2F13a8caf4-7982-47ad-8a04-c52c6045ba7a.jpeg?alt=media&amp;token=ba5207c8-2170-4abc-877c-925cd2aa9dc7"/></p>

This is sponge under a foldscope

Unknown microorganisms under the foldscope

A line on a notebook sheet under the foldscope

Stomata under the foldscope

Rice cell under the foldscope

Onion cell under the foldscope

Making a homemade stain for staining cells

One sample of onion cell under the foldscope

This is an ant's leg under the foldscope

Observing plant cell under foldscope

This is sponge under a foldscope

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