Vinegar Mother Under the Microscope
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- čas přidán 5. 01. 2021
- Microscopic video of a vinegar mother.
Media used in the previous video is tryptic soy agar (TSA). TSA can grew some acetic acid bacteria, but the bacteria in the vinegar didn't. I assumed that meant they were dead, but this shows I was wrong and they are alive.
Camera - Nikon D3300
Microscopes - Leica ATC 2000
Microscope magnification of each shot is shown in the bottom right hand corner.
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Me and my son always love to watch your videos. He's 7yo and super interested in science. :)
That is awesome!
I remember a "mother" formed in one of my salad dressings about a year ago and I thought my dressing had gone bad way before the expiration. After searching if it was still okay to use on salad, I found it was called a mother and that people consider them very lucky. Cool video!
you mean very icky?! Cause yuck!
That’s disgusting. Delete this lmao
@@mhl653 The reason might be that you can use the mother of vinegar as a cultivation colony to produce more batches of vinegar, much like bacteria colonies in yogurt. It's not a bad thing, it's just the bacteria that make vinegar what it is.
@@rickvasquez6677 oh boo hoo, I grew bacteria in my probiotic food item
I accidentally drank one out of a thing of almond milk. Never came so close to actually loosing it cuz that was fucking DISCUSTING and yes i threw up almost instantt
0:48 looks like an egg yolk
Yeahhhhh
especially with that cloudy vinegar around it, it strikingly resembles a raw egg.
When i saw the video thumbnail i thought it was an egg yolk
Wow, this brought back a memory of something I had completely forgotten about! I was probably 8 years old and I remember my brother (5 yo) and I finding a blob of something that looked exactly like that and it covered the entire bottom of the jar. I don’t remember what we found it in. We poked at it for like an hour, wondering what in the world it was, smelling it (it was vinegary), touching it, squishing it, holding it up to the light…. Now I know!
shit I would have ate it
@@erikawwad7653 do you just eat random things you find around the house? sometimes I find random little crumbs and eat them just to see if it’s an actual crumb- 🗿
@@crypticshadows aw hell na💀💀
@burteriksson it’s always fun to see if I eat a dead bug or piece of skin or a tasty piece of candy from earlier it’s like gambling but much weirder
@@crypticshadows lmao that reminded me of the time I didn't wipe my butt after pooping, and while I was picking on my butt I felt a few crumbs, and so I ate it just to make sure it was actually crumbs, turns out it was just dry poop 😂
We love that protective extracellular matrix
I remember one time one of those formed in a bottle of red wine vinegar I had, and it was weirdly large, like I'd say 10cm in diameter or so. Just a bit fat circle like a piece of jellied cranberry sauce. I was freaked out by it and didn't know what it was, but looking back that was actually pretty cool.
I know the focus is on the micro shots, but your music has gotten to be so impressive! Not sure if you write/record yourself but just wanted to shout out the creator(s)!
✌😊
Sci Inspi makes the music himself. Look at the description :)
This was a wonderful break from current US events, thank you. Life is so beautiful.
What event specifically? The boob light pooper? Grab both railroad tracks and crack them like whips just to show them who's boss then put one foot on each rail and skate off down the tracks? Or the two cylindrical cubes? Those were the only things in the news in 2001.
A year later and the Ukraine has been invaded, Taiwan is next, and Hunter’s laptop was real
I was high as a kite when I wrote this. Relax everyone.
@@dickJohnsonpeter cracking railroad tracks like whips, boob light poopers... that's amazing, what are those? is that a reference to something? cause i couldn't find anything about any of those and it's fascinating
Oh, that particular life form isn’t beautiful at all. Especially when invasive bacteria form such a biofilm somewhere in your body. Makes it incredibly hard to treat.
This music is so good. Perfect background music for slow paced subtitled science videos.
my favorite part of this video is around 3:00. Just previous to this he says that cellulose is responsible for holding the bacteria together, but that cellulose is not viewable by optical microscope so we can't see it, only it's effects. This is so clear at the 3 minute mark you see the bacteria moving as if laying on a wavy sheet of the invisible material. Way cool.
My favorite part too!
I just realized you do the music yourself! It makes the videos so much better! Thank you for that!
Funny, I just prepared a drink with Braggs ACV. Keeps my heartburn at bay.
Your videos are always fascinating!
Wow ! Looks like the folds of a blanket
My old balsamic vinegar had 3 blobs in it, had to break the glass bottle to see it up close. Now I know it's called a "vinegar mother". The vinegar was still good tho, used it on my adobo.
Love your vids. They're so educational yet easy to understand. Keep up the work💝 Also happy new year!!
Thank you! You too!
Beautiful video and music! Much love and respect from Barcelona
you make fascinating and beautiful videos! Are they your guitar recordings too? They're also beautiful and suit the footage really well
Yea they are, thank you.
I like your music. Very cool. I dig the layered guitars and the way you progress the song. Talented and honed skills bro.
I have apple cider vinegar, and it had two, mini-pancake sized blobs of mother.
It was very interesting to look at.
I have a glass of diluted apple cider vinegar every day to keep the doctor away.
I absolutely love your music, what guitar do you have??
It is a Carvin DC135
Dig the runs in that tune! Sounds great 👍
Well done! Thank you
This is why if you want to have the full benefits of the vinegar you need to shake the bottle up in order to get that bacteria into your dose. Always mix it with some water because drinking it straight can be damaging to your esophagus
Love this channel
I'm going to show this to my biology classes. Thanks!!
That last clip looks like an old canvas ready to be painted on
Kombucha next please. The music in your videos are relaxing.
I read the quote on the title and was like, "Hey, I'm a mother! I'm not a bacterium!" Then I saw the vinegar bottle 😅
great playing!
Totally thought it was gonna be an egg under the microscope
Bros literally vibe checking them bacterias
What even are you trying to say here? Like, Its cool youre interested in science, but this kind of idiocy is not going to further humanity.
@@stephanielove2847 .... Huh? It's just a fun way of saying "he's shoving the bacteria around and seeing what happens". No idiocy, just ... Language?
I showed this video to my drunk friend and he cried. 10/10
Lol why did he cry?
Haha I think he was just so in awe of the bacteria!
😂😂😂😂😂
I used to drive truck from out of south Florida, I'd leave my truck in the hot sun at the terminal while home on my down time, well after returning to work and pulling out my balsamic vinegar which was about 2 months old to use on some food, I noticed a big clump of slime clogging it up, so I shook it up real good and used it anyway, was good! Eventually used the whole bottle up. I think I read you can pull it out and put it in some wine to make more vinegar?
yep, that's how vinegar is made! same with making more yogurt or kefir from milk using a piece of it already cultured.
We call the vinegar mother 'life' in my neck of the woods. Pretty cool to finally see it under the microscope.
Stupid comment. Lol but it made me laugh, so thanks
@@pinheadlarry9495 I could say the same thing. Your comment is stupid. Lol but it made me laugh, so thanks :)
next: tuberculosis mycobacterium under the microscope?
the music is like the cherry on top
I think the vinger bacteria didn't grow on Petri dish because it feeds on alcohol
@@jzimmerli8472 vinegar bacteria dont create alcohol. They create acetic acid.
They may feed on alcohol or sugar.
this is not alcoholic fermentation its acetic
This makes me wonder if that's what it was in the bottom of my Gatorade bottle when I was a kid.
My dad would buy the really big bottles, and I would slowly drink them over the course of a day or two. Well one time I left it sit out over night, and the next day there was an almost clear substance floating near the bottom of the bottle. My dad, being a biology teacher, assumed it was some kind of collection of bacteria, but didn't actually know what it was. Had me throw it out, and I always wondered what it actually was.
just gonna call out a piece of our evolution
I need/want a microscope like this...
Can you do lemon vs bacteria, please? thank you :3
Love this stuff, it's responsible for all the pickled foods we have.
What a beautiful little world
Amazing
Cool man!
why does it look like an egg
Lil buddies
This vid is cool, like study things to do
You got the good Braggs Vinegar. Mine seems fake as instead of mother i have what appears to be dirt or sand at the bottom of the bottle.
What is the artist for the song? Very cool video and sound to go with it
Thank you. I made it myself.
What happens if someone eats this? Does this form in the expired vinegar?
rosetta disc under microscope
Looks like a soggy macaroon
Pellicles are another term for floating microbe biofilms you sometimes find on top of milk and other liquids
A review of apple cider vinegar pills or capsules might be interesting.
hilarious thumbnail!!!
cool music choice dog
what if I eat it
you have a whole galaxy on your fingertips maybe we all are on someones fingertips right now :)
I forgot have u done pickle juice under a mic?
Nice music who are some of your influences
I am amazed... yet disgusted...
Mother mother!
Primordial ooze.
Please take a look of honey under microscopes pleasseeeeeeeeee!!!!!
It did get made
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the guitar uffffff
All the bacteria that can survive in vinegar are acidophiles - the TSA agar has the wrong environment for them, you would need some kind of low pH acidic broth for culture rather than a solid medium, probably
Can you look at dandruff?
How about wine/beer undermicroscope?
The music kind feels slightly midwest emoish.
Slightly
I recently purchased 4 bottles of malt & white vinegar from Home Bargains. All four had "the mother" in. It knocked me sick!! Looked like raw egg & phlegm floating around. I know you can still use vinegar with it in,but i couldnt. I tried to pour it out of one,it got stuck!! All 4 bottles were binned. Ive not been able to use vinegar since. Chips just dont taste the same....😔
Just wait till you hear about "vinegar eels".... thank God for pasteurization
@@firstlast-sq2gc WHAAAAAT????
I always thought vinegar is sterile since it is used by so many eco people as a cleaning/disinfect product
Hi Sci-Inspi, hey I have a question, would you make a video about penicillin or others antibiotics killing bacterias under the microscope? That would be interesting to watch. Of course, with great care to not create a super bacteria hehe.
Hi Luis, I can try, although some antibiotic action won’t be visible, for example, antibiotics that slow down growth or prevent cell division won’t really be visible as you will just see the bacteria sitting there not growing.
@@sci-inspi hmm I see, well, anyway it would be cool to see that. Thanks for respond me
I take shots of apple cider vinegar once in a while when I’m feeling sick … is this stuff what I’m putting inside my body? Or is this after it’s sat for a while?
Technically it is. They're good bacteria so think along the lines of Kombucha or eating Yoghurt.
Can you culture the vinegar mother?
forbidden egg :p
Sir mujhe 15x eye lens and 45x wala kuch microscopi jiv wala video dikhao na
I think if we stain it, it would look cooler
It would, although I suspect the cellulose will interfere with the staining process.
I found one of those snot chunk "mother" thing in my gallon of Milo's sweet tea... Sadly I only found out bc I swallowed a piece chugging my drink, freaked tf out bc I thought someone had spit in my thing but I. Found 3 more in the gallon. They feel like a slimy piece of gauze paper.
I NEVER drink anything without inspection now. Grossest moment of my life. Plus I have stomach ulcers n junk so I stayed sick a few days. Sucked.
Worst of all...it was a brand new bought gallon an hour before the incident.
was scrolling through the comments looking for someone with this experience. Had the same problem with a smaller local tea brand, and found out Milo's is notorious for it. Definitely a shocking experience when you're not expecting the texture change in your drink.. *shudders* Always check my drinks and keep them cold now lol
That is very cool but also so gross
i love you
thanks a ton
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Imagine Orange 🍊 in a microscope???!!
Forbidden egg
Nope... I started using MY own vinegar.
mother i crave cheese
I remember i had a “mother” form in a gallon of whole milk i left in the back of my prius limited. At first i was like ew but after looking it up i was like cool! I sucked it up with a straw!
I ate one of those when I was young I thought it was a egg idk why I was so dumb
mother is a bit of an odd term for it
This might sound wierd but are they safe to ingest? I mean not all bacteria are bad right? And it also grew in the vinegar...
I think you use them to create vinegar from drinking alcohol. I could be wrong, I haven't done my research on it. I don't think you'd want to eat it though.
now add sanitizer
I see cold drink bacteria
No fungi at all?
I love that the name "mother" signifies they stay together as a collection of bacteria, almost like a big happy family of healthy bacteria. It's almost adorable in that sense 💜
Mother signifies that the colony can produce 'offspring'. Just like the mother of a sexual species.
That’s disgusting but interesting
Can you eat it
Shouldn't vinegar be aseptic?
It is, but these bacteria produce it so they are resistant.
0:50 Forbidden raw egg
ok but can i eat it tho
Kombucha is made the same way.