An archaeal Giant Microbe

[NPK]

I think it would be cool to see an archaeal Giant Microbe.
For those who are not familiar with Archaea: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archaea

I know the cellular morphology of most archaeal cells would not be too different from bacterial cells, but maybe something interesting could be developed :)

[Stentor]

I'd love to see some of those, also there's a group of bacteria that eat nuclear waste. Also a hand full that live in old rocks. Some of those are eubacteria...but they are all of more extreme lifestyles.

[NPK]

I'd love to see some of those, also there's a group of bacteria that eat nuclear waste. Also a hand full that live in old rocks. Some of those are eubacteria...but they are all of more extreme lifestyles.
yes! Deinococcus radiodurans would be an excellent addition.

[Stentor]

There are a ton of life forms that would be cool just because they're fairly interesting... Chemotrophs, and sort of extremophile... Also...a fuzzy little water mould--those aren't bacteria...in fact no one is terrifically happy with their categorization last I checked...but...I like them...

[kskerr]

Yes, it is high time the Archaea got their due, there are so many of them and they have so many cool properties.