I WONDER - What Does Bacteria Look Like?

The video tutorial explains the structure and function of flagella in bacteria. Flagella are hair-like structures that resemble tails and are crucial for bacterial movement. The term 'flagellum' means whip, reflecting their whip-like appearance, which aids in propelling bacteria through liquid. Not all bacteria possess flagella, indicating diversity in bacterial structures.

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