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@mollynakamori4 years ago I just love these moments of peace in all . . .this. The music is a perfect choice. Thank you. 104
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@skyricq4 years ago Oh my. I freaking love this. Especially the, "Interesting things we have are these things, whatever they are." And the many tiny swimming things. Reminds me of the, "You can tell this tree is a birch tree because of the way it is." ... 6
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@Mushroom674 years ago This channel and daily dose of internet puts a smile on my face, every time. 61
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@TheDanMcBending4 years ago I was bizarrely overjoyed that there are green things growing in it. Perhaps this little world has more hope than it feels like ours does at the moment! 52
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@karenramnath99934 years ago I like these better than T.V. documentaries. Your soothing narration is perfection. 18
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@agargoyle123454 years ago I have chickens. They have clean water (until they step in it). Their preferred water is the green-tinted stuff from the water butt. 33
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@wyatt13394 years ago More of this content please. This was such a calming and fascinating video. 10
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@SerGelatto4 years ago I don’t know about y’all but AtomicShrimp always makes me happy with his videos. These ecosystems in a jar are my favs, I always look forward to them🙌🏼 5
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@server6424 years ago The 0.3MP resolution, calming background music, and gentle narration really brings me back to the educational videos I watched in science class. I’m just glad I can enjoy this on my own terms and there isn’t a pop quiz at the end 😂
I’m rooting for those lil critters! Thank you for sharing, Mr. A. Shrimp :) ... 1
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@SryImHigh4 years ago I can't lie. I love my dude's voice and his chill vibes.
🚫🧢 I watch all of you're videos, no matter what it is. I always enjoy them. I can't think of a single upload that I was unhappy with. For me you're videos are kinda like ASMR. They always have a chill and relaxed vibe. Thanks my friend ✊🏿✊🏻 And you can bet I hit the thumbs up. ... 21
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@ItsJust_Tom4 years ago Thank you for uploading this, I'm going through a lot anxiety and panic lately and it's nice to just try and relax and watch for a moment. 4
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@stevemcqueen85844 years ago When it comes time for Sir David Attenborough to retire I think we have a good nominee to take up the mantle of narrator and speaker for the natural world. Good work as always, Mr. Shrimp. Very relaxing and informative. 2
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@ashleyannak4 years ago I don't know why, but this made me tear up.
Happy tears, though.
Thank you. The music, the content, seeing life like this...
Thank you. 1
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@savannahlevy974 years ago I just made my first ecosphere today, there's little shrimps in it. I spent all day trying to catch fish to add to it, but after catching them I felt bad as I knew they wouldn't have much room or a chance to survive for long. I released them and settled for the little shrimp ... 3
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@alanguile89454 years ago Thats the maximum magnification from the man who built the FranFT80!! We need more😈. 3
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@Earth-Apple4 years ago Could you do tap water as well? Maybe use a longer period. 12
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@pablopiekarczyk62484 years ago I love how diverse this channel is! I enjoy every single one of the series <3 7
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@piranha0310914 years ago : these look like vorticella, and they're absolutely incredible at higher magnification! 5
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@Veezyjung4 years ago I find the combination of the content and your calm narration rather soothing. So happy to see a second attempt at this.
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@ladylaura80384 years ago Saved this for right before bed and it was so relaxing, not sure what’s more mesmerizing the footage, music or your narration. I absolutely look forward to this series! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
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@chellsymons5904 years ago I'm mighty chuffed I subscribed to you old chap. Your content has been somewhat enchanting and uplifting in these uncertain testing times. From a fellow middle aged southerner of the Queens Isles.
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@microwaveman12344 years ago I really am glad you make these videos. They are very much needed moments of relaxation
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@talltomtube4 years ago This jar and your voice soothes me. Thank you for what you're doing.
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@minijimi4 years ago Thanks for this very calming, soothing and relaxing video. 1
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@sexyredtablet65994 years ago Wait ... slightly out of focus ... water ... long shapes ... its Nessie I tells ya! 10
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@letsgosomewhereelse4 years ago I actually found myself falling out of love with youtube but your content is something I regularly keep up with! It’s so interesting!
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@jasonpatterson80914 years ago The odd, mushroom shaped things on stalks are vorticella. They're common but amazing and you can actually find them growing on copepods and daphnia. 1
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@simloverfever4 years ago I literally thought this was Life in Jars but when I heard a new part came out from Atomic Shrimp I got happy haha 1
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@kroushtwilight54874 years ago Amazingly serene. Thank you for sharing this moment of peace in such unpredictable times.
~Namaste
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@robynw63074 years ago Really enjoying this microcosm series.
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@SgtLion4 years ago This is the most relaxing ever. I love it. 1
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@thomasherzog864 years ago survival is the key element of every present organism. life finds its way. 2
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@chainlinkington52784 years ago Thank you so much for making such a relaxing video. I really needed this
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@jakobraahauge72994 years ago Beautifully soothing - this was spectacular! Thanks ❤️❤️
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@kriegie49334 years ago This is very relaxing to watch. Atomic's voice is very soothing.
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@valeriegrey83284 years ago yay i love rotifers! they’re so cute and fascinating 5
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@01kilik104 years ago Wonderful video. This is exactly what I needed today. 1
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@Daniel-ou4fb4 years ago I was having a terribly frustrating day and this really took the edge off. Thank you.
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@susancheveralllong76944 years ago This little world is fascinating I can't wait for the next up date 😊
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@bub_sy4 years ago Love this sort of thing now, thanks for introducing me to life in jars & microcosmos by the way. 🤗
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@SlowerIsFaster1394 years ago thank you for sharing. i am going to sleep so sound after this relaxing video
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@soliiv10474 years ago If I’m correct and please correct me if I’m not, the animals in are Vorticella in German their name is „Glockentierchen“ which means something like „bell animals“ quite fitting if you look at them up close. They are microorganisms and eat by whirling food inside their mouth with their flaggella (not sure if they are called that). ... 2
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@pepechill87534 years ago This videos are really cool
I see a pile of money in advertisement
Keep taping it, we love it
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@pickledbeetroots44134 years ago Thanks for the relaxing video :o) Hope there’s more of this series !
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@terranceparsons51853 years ago Another amazing series of videos, can't thank you enough for the content. Makes you sure you won't try and drink the water from the rain butt!
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@Nandeadstudios3 years ago Simply amazing thank you again Mr shrimp
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@rickybell38504 years ago Waiting for the next update.. please 🙏 3
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@GrandadsOtherChannel4 years ago Plenty going on in there, lovely video 😁👍
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@Dreju784 years ago Sir Atomic Shimpenborough!
I mean tnis is not my favourite content on the channel but i still watch, transfixed!
😁
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@WeeklyWojak4 years ago I wonder when you will start trying to scam bait them 36
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@BabyCola4 years ago I think the things stuck to the organic material via the stalks are vorticella around the 2 minute mark. They look so fascinating just sitting there, doing nothing but filtering
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@bletty4 years ago Love the variation in your videos. I'm a recent subscriber but I'm here for keeps :)
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@KirbyMario12345_9393 years ago It’s really fascinating to see ecospheres develop like this.
On a sidenote, this video, the "final chapter" and 8 month update of this ecosphere don’t appear to be in the science playlist, while the first week's video is. ...
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@neonshadow50054 years ago I was wondering where the update on this was. That's cool ya got some plant life in there now.
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@returnofbeaux4 years ago This is all part of the majestic origin story to Atomic Shrimp. We are witnessing greatness.
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@Cumjr4 years ago I’ve set up an ecosphere in My African house snakes enclosure with a water feature and 3 smooth newts along with grass and tropical plants as there is a heat lamp above the whole thing
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@beanreview58034 years ago OK who are the 16 people that dislike this come on what did he do wrong he's literally teaching you science but in a fun way and the new normal stay SMR 2
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@nakitinunu4 years ago Atomic Shrimp I'm so glad u exist!!!
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@kathrynillsley75574 years ago For an awful moment I thought butt water was something else😱Loved the music. V relaxing 1
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@daryfitrady75904 years ago AtomicShrimp: [Talks about aglae, plants, and oxygen]
Music: Oxygen Garden
nice
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@eTurd4 years ago My dad has 3 or 4 water butts in the garden, and he gave me a USB microscope for Christmas. Maybe I'll give this a go. Good video by the way, those shots are magnificent!
Update: I have resorted to using pond water because my dad has put some chemicals in the butts that kill midges ...
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@OneToxicPixel4 years ago Best butt water ecosphere video on Youtube you can't change my mind
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@JokerLurver4 years ago This is like playing the first part of spore without the stress.
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@eliannam.57004 years ago yep, I just ate so it's only logical that you just now uploaded one of these butt water vids 2
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@QueenAmethyst554 years ago I'm in love with a rotifer in a jar 😍😉😘
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@JessicaFEREM4 years ago I clicked on this seconds before the notification showed up lmao 16
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@thewoomy4 years ago maybe the creatures attached to the sediment are vorticella or something similar? super cool either way
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@dogwalker6664 years ago Unfortunately due to the lack of rain and the high winds all my water butts are empty I have been taking water to the garden in Jerry cans. 1
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@jennifercowley89704 years ago What is this piece of music called? It's very relaxing...what I call daydream music.
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@TheRealPixoCore4 years ago Damn, I just got the best slap chop ad
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@ultrademigod4 years ago This micro survival of the fittest Darwinian hellscape is really coming along nicely.
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@noormazlina4 years ago I wanna see a video of you boiling this water and compare it to the unboiled one
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@BeeABaw4 years ago Would adding yeast help them grow or do damage?
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@KatchRocketman4 years ago Came for the scambaiting, stayed for the butt. You channel is the sunshine to my rainy day.
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@Nvenom8.4 years ago I think your stalked organisms are Vorticella.
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@jackhakken4 years ago What if you were to do something with a pond? I think that could be pretty cool in my opinion. 1
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@DEmma19724 years ago could do an experiment with tap water and if there is life in that then test on bottled or filtered water 2
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@steamingpileofspaghetti97553 years ago What are all those little brown dots around the rotifer at the end? Poop?
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@Daffsearocks4 years ago So I’m not exactly always watching your videos it comes and goes but it has gone from cooking with green nettles not looking at a jar filled with a hole life system
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@johnfaber1004 years ago Under optimal conditions, how long do you reckon this ecosphere will survive? And if you can put a number on that, what would end it?
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@ellensmith31544 years ago Not sure why, but i found this interesting.