I WONDER - What Does Bacteria Look Like? Me Pregunto - Cómo Se Ven Las Bacterias?

The video tutorial explains the structure and function of bacterial flagella. Bacterial cells have a flagellum, a hair-like structure resembling a tail, essential for movement. The term 'flagellum' means whip, reflecting its whip-like appearance that helps propel bacteria through fluids. Bacterial flagella spin like screws, aiding in their movement.

Explain the structure of bacterial cells and the significance of their tails.

What is the function of the flagellum in bacterial cells?

What does the term 'flagellum' mean and how is it related to its function?

Describe the appearance of flagella and their role in bacterial movement.

How do bacterial flagella facilitate movement?