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Blog post, June 7, 2010
We spent an intense several hours isolating water bears from leaf litter one by one, only to mercilessly slaughter them with acid for staining.
We didn’t realize that’s what we were gathering them for, so that was a little jarring.
(And made singing “we’re going on a Tardigrade hunt!” seem a little insensitive.)
The hunted (and caught) Tardigrade Photo by Susan Clark '12
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