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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o4w12H4cJ0U - this is a very cool example of an octopus changing both its color and surface. For reference this is a video with the octopus blending in then as the diver approaches it gets scared turns white and swims away - the neat part of this video is it show s in slow motion reverse the process so you can see the octopus go from invesible to very there!
- in case you didn't believe last one - heres another (45 sec)
This is one I like - we were researching sperm whales (after octopus lead to giant squid and of course sperm whales)
I like this one cause its so darn real and gives perspective to these whales ( and the jerky camera of the person who i guess monitors the video control on this rig - highlight for them i expect- can you imagine the language in the control room and note - the whale doesn't appear to touch the rig at all)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=68mWBVOJ8yA
This one is for parent censor (work crew exploding dead whale circa 70's) OK a couple parents asked to see it after I mentioned it.
I had heard about it - just never saw the video before I explained to kyrri that it was a very silly example of how silly people can be and asked her to guess what the plan might do .. and she guessed the outcome - then we watched the video which is a bit gruesome but at the same time a funny tale of union worker folly and the value of thinking your plans ahead.
what not to do !!!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Vmnq5dBF7Y
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My nine year old daughter and I have embarked on looking up fun biology videos and are posting them online to share with our friends. We hope to work through different animal types and plan to post some fun reference material along with the videos we find. We are posting stuff we think is interesting /funny it certainly isn't everything we look at so we hope you get the best of from our "perspective" and it gives you ideas of things to look up.
My nine year old daughter and I have embarked on looking up fun biology videos and are posting them online to share with our friends. We hope to work through different animal types and plan to post some fun reference material along with the videos we find. We are posting stuff we think is interesting /funny it certainly isn't everything we look at so we hope you get the best of from our "perspective" and it gives you ideas of things to look up.
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