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https://scienceintoimages.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/Portada-Habitantes-del-Micromundo-1024x1024.png10241024“Habitantes del Micromundo” is a short documentary series that showcases the fascinating world of microorganisms we cannot see with the naked eye. These organisms are mainly protozoa, microalgae, tiny animals like tardigrades, nematodes, or water fleas, as well as the early developmental stages of larger organisms like mosquitoes. Though invisible, they are essential for the…