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[image] Microorganisms Art. The Invisible Living World: Beyond Our Naked Eye.
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[image] Microorganisms Art. Have you ever wondered what you might see if the invisible world around you became visible?.
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[image] Microorganisms Art. How do you think your observation of this hidden world might change the way you think about size, complexity, or even what counts as ‘living’?.
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[Audio] Have you thought how these tiny living beings interact with each other? Yes! Even though they are tiny, microorganisms are always interacting. Here's how, in simple terms: They help each other: Some germs work together. For example, one kind might break down food, and another might eat what's left. They fight each other: Some germs try to take over, so others protect their space. This is like tiny battles happening all the time. They talk: Microbes send tiny chemical signals to each other. It's like they have their own way of "talking." They live in groups: Microorganisms often stick together in large groups called colonies or biofilms—like a little city of germs. These small creatures live busy lives, full of teamwork, competition, and communication—even though we can't see it!.