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Duration: 18:23 minutes Upload Time: 07-05-17 16:13:26 User: TEDtalksDirector :::: Favorites :::: Top Videos of Day |
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Description: http://www.ted.com UC Berkeley biologist Sheila Patek gives a wide-ranging talk on the effort to measure the hyperfast movements of peacock mantis shrimp heels using high-speed video cameras recording at 20,000 frames per second. She and her team slowed down the movements of these amazing animals and showed they had the fastest known feeding strike in the animal kingdom. (In 2006, Patek's team announced an even faster animal part: the mandible of the trap-jaw ant.) |
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| Stickman550 ::: Favorites that was AMAZING!! 07-09-03 21:12:23 __________________________________________________ | |
| rotaholic666 ::: Favorites i have always been fascinated with this animal. excellent work and study. brilliant 07-08-26 07:29:09 __________________________________________________ | |
| ChrisHaHa84 ::: Favorites i love this talk! and peeps should really stop posting dating or pron sites on Youtube 07-08-13 22:32:24 __________________________________________________ | |
| egrayce ::: Favorites enjoyed the speach, it's good to know as i've wondedered my self how fast and hard these can strike, am i right in thinking that the strike of over 200lb was done wit small mantis shrimp i think she said? 07-08-05 08:24:47 __________________________________________________ | |
| ayame400 ::: Favorites they proibly can recognize you becouse they have the best eyes in the world 07-07-28 15:05:17 __________________________________________________ | |
| wozzsta ::: Favorites exelent talk! 07-06-21 14:42:08 __________________________________________________ | |
| piachy ::: Favorites I use to have a smasher type mantis shrimp as a pet.. looked just like the green on.. amazing pets.. it's almost like they can recognize you as the owner... 07-06-21 01:39:16 __________________________________________________ | |
| maplestory00 ::: Favorites Awesome video! i love mantis shrimps 07-06-15 17:18:34 __________________________________________________ | |
| r7diego ::: Favorites amazing 07-05-27 01:27:53 __________________________________________________ | |
| hax0rific ::: Favorites That was a terrific talk that was well presented and very informative. It also gave me a great insight into Stomatopods which are fantastic animals. 07-05-26 21:58:15 __________________________________________________ | |
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