Do microbes have their own world?

Do microbes have their own world?

Yes and there are different types of microbes



Fungi – Tiny plants that feed on dead plant or animal matter.

Bacteria – Single-celled organisms found everywhere, be it air, soil or water, plants, animals or human beings.

Viruses – Smallest single-celled microbes that survive and grow in the cells of other living organisms. 

Algae – Found all over the world, these microorganisms are important because they make much of the Earth’s oxygen. 

Protozoa – Tiny animals that hunt for other microbes as food in organic matter.


Fun Trivia

Helps kids with imagination power, improves brain activity

  • What would you do if you were a bacteria for a day?

    • Enter a human body to see the inside

    • Make friends in the  micro world

    • Gather facts to help scientists

    • Kill harmful bacterias

  • Why do you think viruses are so small?

    • So that it can not be seen?

    • So that it can escape antibodies?

  • Which is your favorite? 

    • A Virus

    • A Fungi

    • A beneficial bacteria

    • A protozoa

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