And some results are way more surprising than others.
A Master’s student shared her findings with her 300k followers.Ever wondered about what kind of germs lurk on a public toilet seat or dollar bill? One science student at the University of Toronto is studying just that — and she’s posting all of her disgusting findings to TikTok.takes samples from everyday objects like coins, a bare foot, and a subway seat, grows the sample in an incubator and then posts the results to see if anything did, in fact, grow from her sample.
In October 2022, CM shared a video of the different bacteria she was able to grow from her lab members' skin, the video took off, receiving over 3 million views. "I find that people, including me, have a natural interest to see what they normally can't, so I thought why not try to show them?," CM told. "As I used to be what one would call a 'germaphobe,' doing these videos actually makes me less scared.
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