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Axolotl high-speed video
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A video filmed at 300 fps of an axolotl trying to snatch up a food pellet. (Unfortunately, it fails both times.) Playback is slowed down to about 10x, and then 50x the act...
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3D printing a terrain map of Mount Rainier
delphidorcus
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A time-compressed version of the ca. 6-hour long process of printing an elevation map of Mount Rainier. A region of 26.5 by 26.5 km is scaled down to 5 x 5 inches (ca. 12.7...
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MATLAB animation tutorial movie
delphidorcus
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The result of a tutorial on how to save MATLAB animations as an AVI file. A PDF ad the code of the tutorial itself can be found here: http://www.amphioxus.org/content/matla...
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Visual stimulation leads to abdominal deflection
delphidorcus
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A tethered moth is presented with a sinusoidal grating (around the pitch axis). It responds with a characteristic flexion of the abdomen that is in phase with the visual st...
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Two cabbage white butterflies filmed with high-speed camera
delphidorcus
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A longer black-and-white sequence of two cabbage-white butterflies interested in Kohlrabi flowers. The duration of the full sequence is about 1.1 seconds in real time. By f...
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Wind tunnel animated draft
delphidorcus
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Design of an 80/20-based wind tunnel for insect flight research. Design and animation done in Google Sketchup 6.
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Antennal EMG (Manduca sexta)
delphidorcus
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Animal sensors are often influenced by each other. I have recently started exploring how visual motion might affect mechanosensory organs situated at the base of a moth's a...
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LED arena animation
delphidorcus
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For my PhD research, I built a flight arena for the large hawkmoth Manduca sexta, in which I can test how mechanosensory and visual inputs are integrated to provide a moth ...
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Butterflies chasing each other (high-speed video)
delphidorcus
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High-speed video (500fps) of two butterflies chasing each other in Seattle's Pacific Science Center. Filmed on a Miro 4 color high-speed camera, loaned to our lab by the ca...
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Chinese Mantis catches a fly
delphidorcus
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A Chinese Mantis (Tenodera sinensis) sitting on a stick, catching a black soldier fly (Hermetia illucens). Filmed at 500 frames per second. This video originally had about ...
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