This is a 1000x magnification of tardigrades (aka waterbears) hatching. The mother tardigrade produces the eggs then sheds her skin with the eggs inside, which are protected until hatching. They’re also trapped and have to find their way out of the skin or die. The whole hatching process takes about 15 minutes, which is 10 minutes longer than it took me to be born because I’m the perfect child and always have been. No need asking my mom for corroboration.