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Project Noah is a tool that nature lovers can use to explore and document local wildlife and a common technology platform that research groups can use to harness the power of citizen scientists everywhere.
What had been suspected for half a century, that butterflies don't just flap their wings, but clap them together. theirflexible wings bending to form a cup, or a pocket, of air. when they collapse, this thrust is even stronger and more efficient. it's only now thanks to modern technology and a swedish wind tunnel that we can see it. it's a challenge to work with any living flying animal but with butterflies it's maybe even more because they are smaller, they are fast in their behaviour, difficult to predict their behaviour and also when flying them in a wind tunnel, it's difficult to get them ...
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Behind although there will still be a peppering of showers across northern and western areas. temperatures tomorrow while ranging from 10 in the north to 17 in the south. more rain on friday and will turn cooler, more settled and windy for the weekend with some showers in the east. now, there are creatures all around us that are so small you would probably not realise they are even there — some are just the size of a grain of sand. a new wildlife show sets out to document the amazing lives of some of these animals using incredible technology and more than a little patience. let's take a look...
Smallest hummingbird, which is little bigger than a b, to creatures which are the size of a grain of sand. we filmed a crab that lives inside a snail shell that is the size of a grain of sand. we had to use a lot of technology to capture these things. technology and quite a bit of patience required, i would i . bit of patience required, i would imagine! exactly. the clip you saw, the dung beetles, i spoke to the producer yesterday and he said it took 5 weeks to film that. one of the biggest problems, working in the jungle, dealing with the humidity and the rain and even once we had ove rco m e...