<p>I have attached a video of a tardigrade that we found in class. Finding it was an amazing experience, and watching it move around was mind-blowing. The fact that there are so many animals around us that we simply don&#x27;t know exist is quite eye-opening. The tardigrade evidently has limbs of some kind, as it appears to be feeding on algae. Also notice the bacteria around the algae. The tardigrade appears to be an invertebrate.</p><iframe class="ql-video" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen="true" src="https://storage.googleapis.com/microcosmosdelta.appspot.com/post_media_ZjmPJQi9QYfGHDwzgwP3YaRfgsG2_nopid_k0gu3tv06s_Tardigrade.mp4"></iframe><p><br/></p>

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