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.

What is the function of a flagellum in bacteria?

What does the word 'flagellum' mean?

Describe the appearance of flagella and how they assist in bacterial movement.

How do flagella move through liquid to propel bacteria?

Do all bacteria possess flagella? Explain your answer.