Where and how you can find AMOEBAE for your microscope 🔬 174

Amoebae are interesting and fun to watch under the microscope. Here I show you how to find them so that you can observe them under the microscope. Amoeba are not the easiest microbes to see. They can be small, they are transparent and they do not move quickly. You therefore have to be patient to see them. Scan the microscope slide carefully and patiently. Also make sure that the sample concentration is high enough.


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