How to Burn Your Brine Shrimp

          Long long ago... jk lol.

Fifteen minutes ago, I was sitting in science, and we were doing a project where we studied brine shrimp. However, someone else in our group had different intentions. Murder! Me and my partner were studying our brine shrimp. We finally got it into focus. It was so cute! It looked like it was trying to do the reciprocal dance... but was failing miserably. 

       Earlier our teacher had told us that when using the old microscope you might accidentally burn your brine shrimp... "accidentally." Luckily me and my partner were using a new microscope so the chances of us burning or brine shrimp were very thin. However the other two members of our group were male and were using and old microscope.

       Do I even need to say what the chances of them burning their brine shrimp were? 100%. At first I was able to help keep the other teams brine shrimp alive by adding more water. However, you can't avoid the unavoidable.
       Me and my partner were answering questions on the things we observed, when all of a sudden shouting came from the other side of the table. "It's burning!" One of the partners shouted as they looked through their microscope. I couldn't believe it so I looked through to microscope myself. And sure enough the brine shrimp was one crispy critter. The little flipper arm things had melted into it and it was barely moving. It had also turned a nice brown color. If we had eaten it, it probably would have tasted like fried shrimp.
      My partner and I couldn't believe they would brutally murder their brine shrimp like that. I even asked one of the partners to have mercy. The partner unplugged the microscope... but it was the wrong one. (face palm) The partner quickly plugged ours back in and unplugged his own.
     However, out of curiosity I ended up plugging theirs back in. I know I know I'm a murderer! In the end they killed their brine shrimp. But he still lives on to haunt them forever!
Lol jk.