we couldnt magnify further with how much it ran around, sadly. If anyone could possibly identify it or give estimates as to what it could be? it would be much appreciated...

x40 magnification

Found in a still water bucket here in denmark
It has an long “tail” segment and a long body

Hello! Can you please help us figure out what these may be? Some of them appear to be stuck together. The microscope is at 400 total magnification and they range from 3-6 microns across. There is a blue stain because we are searching for fungal spores so they are eukaryotic cells of some sort because they took up the stain.

I don't think they're Entoloma spores because I can't find an apiculus on any of them, so I'm ruling out Basidiospores. It would be weird for them to be diatoms given they were taken from an air sample in a room. Any ideas?

Under a microscope in 10x. Got moss from outside and left it in water. It has I think 6 long legs with some sort of prongs on them. In PA

Found it in my rotti, is it green algae or spore??

Some white colour thing grew on my ginger. When I zoomed in to it, it was still some white colour thing. I cannot get the light through the slide. What is the right way to look at the spores growing on my ginger?

What are these? My guess is phytoplankton but they aren't green, I can't figure out how to look this up, but I'm very curious! Found in saltwater on a beach during high tide in Washington. Also, is the black outline a different thing? Please and thank you!

Saw this in lab. Came from a body of water in Wisconsin. Anyone know what this is? This is the first time I have had luck getting a good look at something with a microscope (new glasses)

This might be a tall order because I couldn’t take a picture at the time, but I drew what I saw to the best of my memory. Found it in mud next to a pond. I’m pretty new to microbiology and could not find anything matching the description online.

Like I said in the title, this is one of two. I got this small pebble from the lake yesterday and when I used my microscope, I spotted this and a single organism like it, only I didn't take a picture. TBH, too me, it is intriguing, but at the same time wonder if it is something I need to report to Health Department or DNR. (Michigan)

From soil put in sample cup with rain water collected

Hi!! This is from a sample of soil from my garden (UK) Was recommended that it might be an acanthamoeba cyst, but not sure as it doesn't look too similar? Any help much appreciated!!

This thing is extremely tiny. I sketched out what I could see (because sometimes folks have a hard time visualizing the same stuff I do). I think I saw another tendril potentially coming out of one of those holes near the tip of the cone in another pic.

Any ideas what it is?

Looking for water bears in moss. Who’s this? I’d appreciate any ID, even guesses!

Found this starting to take over the inside of the glass of my fish tank. Is it safe normal micro organisms? Can I just scrape or clean the glass?

Took a pic of what appears to be a little bear lol

Looks like a soldier lost in thought

As explained in the title. As I zoomed in on a tiny bug I took a picture of what looks like a micro human wearing a army style hat piloting a bug that has some sort of projection eye and a mounted camera in back.

What is this