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...from the imaginations of Lena Whitmore germ detectives

 

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BACILLUS BOAT

Bacillus boat first has to make its boat out of bacteria. Then it has to a make a crew before it can ride on the water. Then when it finds oil, it starts digesting the oil. This is a helpful bacteria because it cleans up the water.

Created by JASPERUUN VIRUS

 

SALT BACILLUS

Salt bacillus lives in water.   It eats salt so there is not too much salt in the water in aquariums and rivers and oceans and lakes.

Salt bacillus is good and useful to have around.

Created by AVERYTHRAX

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BEAN BACILLIS

Bean bacillis lives in every animal, including people. It lives in the throat. Its two flagellum help it move through the mucus in the throat, patrolling. It eats bad bacteria that animals breathe into their throats. The pili grab on to the invading bacteria and then bean bacillis injects a toxin into the bacteria. Then it eats it. It’s gone!

Created by MARIESLES

 

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COCCUS KILLER

Coccus killer attacks bad bacteria of any kind. It tries to tear bad bacteria apart. It moves by waving its flagellum. It travels from body to body by moving out the natural body openings like the eyes and ears and nose and mouth.

Created by KALEBITIS

 

BACTERIA IN BLACK

Bacteria in black lives inside every human being. There are a ton of them inside you and it lives everywhere inside you. It tries to defeat the germs that try to make you sick. When half of them are dormant (asleep), the other half are patrolling the area. The pili helps protect it. It gets caught in it. It soon kills the virus. The job is done.

Created by SAMANELLA

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BUTLER BACTERIA

It lives in fish. It kills bad fish like piranha. It attacks the fish’s neck cells with its hat and its pili. When it gets into the cells, it pops out through the fish’s neck and the fish dies. The propeller on the front of the bacillis helps it move through the fish to its throat.

Created by SHAY FEVER

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