Graphic experimental study on the living environment of anoxic plankton

In what environment are anoxic plankton suitable for survival? For example, slick, many players don't know its living envi

Graphic experimental study on the living environment of anoxic plankton

In what environment are anoxic plankton suitable for survival? For example, slick, many players don't know its living environment, and some players have carried out related experiments on it. What did you bring? Unknown error? Graphic test of sharing the living environment of anoxic plankton oil slick. Interested friends come and have a look.

Graphic test of plankton oil film living environment

A stage

About the influence of different gases on the small slider: 5000 kg and -40 degrees Celsius are used to fill the sealed space with oxygen, hydrogen and carbon dioxide respectively.

After several cycles, all three little prick died at the lowest temperature of 35℃.

Two stages

Whether the gas and liquid environment is related to the survival of the oil slick;

Because the gas has been tested in the first stage, this time, the small oil slick was completely soaked by crude oil at -40 degrees Celsius.

After several cycles, the slider temperature broke through the dead line of 35℃.

In the third stage, the test is whether the slick dies after reloading the game after changing the environment into oil, vacuum, oxygen, carbon dioxide, high-pressure hydrogen and low-pressure hydrogen. The conclusion is negative.

Four stages

Can a small thorn challenge a lower body temperature?

Fill the space with cold hydrogen and reload the game.

When it reaches-100, I am too lazy to test it and guess irresponsibly that it can reach absolute zero at the lowest. You can test it if you are interested.

Five stages

Is it because of seals that this little bastard can survive here?

Reload the game after release and broadcast it live.

Six stages

Is it true that slick won't die after breaking the dead line?

Heat to 40℃ and cool with cold hydrogen. Conclusion death.

Then irresponsibly guess and summarize:

Under normal gas environment, the survival temperature of the oil slick is 35℃-9723℃ (the highest temperature I measured is 2000+, and some bosses told me it was 9723), but soaking in liquid (another friend tested low-temperature water) may make the oil slick break through the dead line of 35℃, probably because it is judged that the oil slick's death is 35℃= the death is lower than 35℃, so the judgment will not be triggered again.