Question: Ask The Nuwaupians And Ramases Richardson A/K/A Prince "Pseudo" York, Are Microscopic Bears Actual Bears?
Answer: Only a fool would believe this nonsense.
"Who Am I? I am a image created by a younger version of myself. Now I exist. As a child I had nothing to look up to, so I became my own mentor."
-Rameses Richardson alias Prince Pseudo York A/K/A/ Que La Spvde August 5, 2014 (age 18 at the time)
In this year of 2020, anyone who has taken the time to actually study, investigate or independently fact check the teachings of Malachi York, if they're honest, they would certainly have dismissed him as a career con man and fasilitator of misinformation, of which he was, and there's profusion of examples documenting his deceptions, misinformation and pseudo-scientific jargon on this website. The latter is applicable for this topic being addressed, "Pseudo-Biology" or equating the biology of Heterotardigrada "Microscopic Bears", to that of carnivoran mammalians of the Ursidae family (Bears).
Now if Prince had the intellect, and wanted to present himself as an Andragogy, he would have prepositioned his comment, and state that Heterotardigrada are colloquially referred to as "Water Bears", but he didn't, thus leaving the viewers to question his intelligence.
"...we got we got microscopic bears, on planet erff, bears that are smaller than atoms called Water Bears that are broken down in particles that jump from atom to atom and live off of water, so when you talk about ficti-fiction, there's nothing fiction in existence..."
-Prince "Pseudo" York: Sa Neter TV - Kemetic Knowledge And Science Vs. All Religions
His statements are wrong on so many levels, nevertheless let's bring a little clarity to this issue, preventing any future ambiguity related to Tardigrades.
What Are Microscopic Bears/Water Bears?
For one, the name is a misnomer, and was a form of early "Lookership pseudoscience". They're known as Tardigrade, and Tardigrades are of several little known phyla of invertebrates located between the nematodes (roundworm) and the arthopods (crustacea, insects, ticks and mites). They're small, 0.2-0.5 mm in length, about the size of a dot made with an normal ink pen. Large tardigrade can be seen, provided they're in proper lighting. Tardigrades resemble miniature caterpillars with five body segments and four pairs of clawed legs, however for some reason, they weren't referred to as "microscopic Caterpillars" or "Water Caterpillars". That alone eliminates the misnomer and the long held view of Tardigrades resembling wild Bears we find in nature or in a Zoological Park, let alone being of the same phylum.
Like "higher" animals, they have digestive, excretory, and nervous systems; separate sexes; and well-developed muscles. Like "lower" animals, they lack respiratory and circulatory systems. Instead, they breathe through their skin or cuticle and the whole body acts as a pump to circulate fluids. Bears DO NOT breathe through their skin or cuticles, so again, Prince Pseudo was wrong, Tardigrades are not micro or water bears, meaning NOT of the Phylum of Ursidae e.g. Giant Panda, Grizzly Bear, Brown Bear, Black Bear or Polar Bear. The term "Water Bear/Microscopic Bear" is a misnomer id est, very misleading.
Bears are carnivoran mammals of the Ursidae. They're classified as caniforms, or doglike carnivorans (carnivores) meat eaters. There are some 280 specie, from the Weasle to Polar Bears.
The word "Tardigrade" is defined as "slow walker" which describes it's sluggish and clumsy movements. They use their short-stubby legs and claws to cling to a substrate. They tend to waddle along like Moss piglets, another misnomer sometimes applied to Tardigrades. Again, you won't find them referred to as "Aqua Pigs" or "microscopic piglets". Tardigrades are very common and have been found on every continent. They have been recorded in every biotope: both salt and freshwater; the humidity of a tropical rainforest, the altitude of mountains, the dryness of desserts, and the isolation of some remote islands and Antarctic nunatacks.
They were first described by the German zoologist Johann August Ephriam Goeze in 1773, who referred to them as "little water bears", but as advances in science and biology progressed forward, it was in 1777, that the Italian biologist Lazzaro Spallanzani named them Tardigrada, meaning (slow-steppers).
The Tardigrade diet consist of eating fluids; e.g. sucking nutrient-rich plant and animal cells, no matter the type of cell, the claws of a Tardigrade and its distinctive telescopic mouth are designed to rip open, and puncture cells walls and membranes, however Prince Pseudo with his pseudoistic commentary, "...Water Bears that are broken down in particles that jump from atom to atom and live off of water...", Tardigrades are not broken down particles, they do not jump from atom to atom and although some specie of Tardigrades are found in water, they don't live off water, they devour the fluids of biological organisms e.g. lichens, moss, algae as well as animal cells including other Tardigrades, thus they can be carnivorous as well There are literally hundreds of diverse types of Tardigrades, not just one type of chubby bald cuddly tiny grub-worm looking creature, on the contrary, the latest count is approximately 1000.
Obviously the son of Lord High Imperial King Pseudo (Malachi York) didn't put in any research work on the topic of Tardigrades. One would have to conclude that on the spur of the moment, during a live broadcast, while Polight was speaking, "Prince" was Googling, and stumbled upon the word "Water Bears", clicked on a link, read a few lines and spoke on it, the implication being, "microscopic bears" or "water bears" are related to wild bears, and that is simply wrong.
Reaching the conclusion that he stumbled across this words "microscopic bears" and ran with it, isn't a faulty conclusion on the part of this writer, because Tardigrades has been in the news since April, as a result of an Israeli Aerospace Lunar Probe that crashed. The private company may have inadvertently released Tardigrades on the moon, in other words, part of the payload that was aboard the lunar lander were thousands of Tardigrades that apparently survived the crash being they can withstand and survive in temperatures and environments as cold as minus 328 degrees Fahrenheit (minus 200 Celsius) or highs of more than 300 degrees Fahrenheit (148.9 Celsius) and according to Smithsonian Magazine, they can also survive radiation, boiling liquids, or even the vacuum of space without any protection, an ability NO Bear could ever imagine possessing.
"...bears that are smaller than atoms called Water Bears..."
That's a fallacy. Helium has an atomic radius of 31pm, a hydrogen atom has the atomic radius of 53pm. So an atom of helium is significantly smaller than an atom of hydrogen measuring by the radius of the electron cloud. The hydrogen atom has only one proton and one electron. Electrons are approximately twenty thousand (2000) times less massive than are protons and neutrons. Protium, the ordinary isotope of hydrogen having one proton in its nucleus and an electron revolving around it, is the smallest and lightest of all atoms. It doesn't have a neutron in its nucleus as other isotopes of hydrogen. So it's puzzling as to how you can arrived at your conclusions that Tardigrades, so-called water bears, are smaller than a single atom.
Following along with your premise would mean that a typical Tardigrade is the size of an atom's nucleus, thus making it smaller than a hydrogen atom. Yet Tardigrades are visible, meaning you can see them with the naked eye or with a magnifying glass, however because Tardigrades are transparent, they're difficult to see unless singled out. To see detailed features of their anatomy would require the use of an enhanced electron microscope. So your statement is incorrect because it's impossible for a Tardigrade to be smaller than H1 or He not to mention Protium because they are infinitesimally smaller than a Tardigrade. The following videos may better educate you.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aHsVyb_VfeA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZuxwisK-8f8
The diameter of an atom ranges from approximately 0.1 to 0.5 nanometers (1x 10-10 m t 5x 10-10m). An atom is one of the basic units of matter. Everything around us is made up of atoms. If you consult an element periodic chart, the atomic size decreases when going from left to right across the chart; atomic size increases when going from top to bottom down a group. The following example chart confirms this by viewing an atomic number radius.
A Word of Advice:
In the future, Prince/Spvde/Amun/Rameses/York/Richardson or whomever you refer to yourself as this year, when pretending to pass yourself off as a teacher, it would benefit you and the audience immensely if you would first invest time, patients, and some measure of reading comprehension before embarking upon a soliloquy on living organisms, their physical structure and/or molecular interactions.
Source article:
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/crashed-spacecraft-might-have-put-water-bears-moon-180972840/
https://www.emporia.edu/ksn/v43n3-may1997/
An Analysis of the Natural Classifications of Mammalia, for the Use of Students and Travellers (classic Reprint) pages 24, 33
