Ben recently filmed himself holding hands underwater with a grey seal. The front flippers of a seal can grasp much like a human hand, although it takes a lot of courage to be this close to a wild animal who could bite or scratch.
An amazing video!
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Friday, August 31, 2012
Hand Holding with a Grey Seal
Ben Burville is a underwater wildlife cameraman in Northumberland, UK. He specialises in filming British marine life.
Ben recently filmed himself holding hands underwater with a grey seal. The front flippers of a seal can grasp much like a human hand, although it takes a lot of courage to be this close to a wild animal who could bite or scratch.
An amazing video!
Ben recently filmed himself holding hands underwater with a grey seal. The front flippers of a seal can grasp much like a human hand, although it takes a lot of courage to be this close to a wild animal who could bite or scratch.
An amazing video!
Friday, August 29, 2008
It's all in that DNA
Prepare to be uplifted by Stuart Mitchell in his translation of a humpback whale's DNA into music. Here are the comments he has written along with this video on YouTube:
"The Mitochondrial (Ancestral) DNA sequence of a Humpback Whale translated into music by Stuart Mitchell. The melody is eternal in all species and has been passed on maternally for millions of years without a great deal of variation. This is the actual biological song of the Humpback.
"All royalties made from this work are re-distributed into Greenpeace for the conservation of this wonderful mammal."
To get a copy, visit:
Stuart-Mitchell.com
"The Mitochondrial (Ancestral) DNA sequence of a Humpback Whale translated into music by Stuart Mitchell. The melody is eternal in all species and has been passed on maternally for millions of years without a great deal of variation. This is the actual biological song of the Humpback.
"All royalties made from this work are re-distributed into Greenpeace for the conservation of this wonderful mammal."
To get a copy, visit:
Stuart-Mitchell.com
Wednesday, May 21, 2008
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