When I was younger, I remember seeing something on TV about humming birds and how it was impossible to film the wings flapping with a camera because they couldn't film fast enough, now we have the technology to do it :D
Did you see that we now have a camera capable of 'filming' the passing by of a beam of light? Seems kind of impossible, but here it was on this channel.ruclips.net/video/7Ys_yKGNFRQ/видео.htmlsi=dVfjskxfPJsQ-6Te ruclips.net/video/7Ys_yKGNFRQ/видео.htmlsi=dVfjskxfPJsQ-6Te
I take your point, however I could see it as being akin to looking through thin fabric or one-way mirrors, in that while it may look opague from the outside it is substantially easier to see through from the side without the light source.
That bird video is perhaps the most gorgeous video I’ve watched on this channel. The augur hawk flying to the perch made me think, “this is what people depict angel wings after.”
Most things are easier to measure than a hummingbird's wings. For things not easy to measure, usually it involved a lot of complicated maths. An ancient Egyptian philosopher calculated a pretty good estimate of the circumference of the planet by comparing the length of the shadows of two obelisks that were the same height but on opposite sides of Egypt.
They didn't measure things that fast. The best they could do was guess, and we were wrong about all sorts of fast things until high speed photography revealed the truth.
Dip the tips of their wings in paint, place a vertically-scrolling-paper-machine with constant set speed next to a source of nectar. The bird will paint a wave on the paper and all you have to do is count the ups and downs per distance and convert it into flaps/second. Given the high speed of the flap all you need is a fraction of a second where their wings touch the paper. Give it a couple tries and you should have a good estimate of the flaps/second. Done!
One of the classic things we got wrong before photography is horses (and other animals) galloping. This can be seen in pre-photography horse racing paintings.
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The eagle blinking was so cool, it got me intrigue. Have Gav and Dan ever filmed a dog drinking water? I've always been curious how they get water, and how much, with their tongues. I've tried and I don't get a lot, but my dog's tongue kinda looks like a thick spoon, so...?
I like to see how the production value goes up between the youtube shows you guys do and your normal videos. There's a lot more sound effects and music and your guys' sentences are shortened to say the most information in the least amount of words. Good job team!
We get hummers here every year and I am always super excited when they show up, raise their young and then depart in September for warmer climates. They are the most amazing animal to me just watching them hover and fly around is truly a gift. And the sword fighting they do is very common once others show up at the feeder. I have coined the term "Hummer Wars" when they get into fighting mode LOL
This is one of my favorite "informational" episodes so far, as I feel we got some actual facts from the expert. This is not a slam on the previous experts--I just don't feel like some of them were given enough of a chance to contribute to the conversation. This episode feels like an improvement.
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When I was younger, I remember seeing something on TV about humming birds and how it was impossible to film the wings flapping with a camera because they couldn't film fast enough, now we have the technology to do it :D
Yup. I remember that.
Did you see that we now have a camera capable of 'filming' the passing by of a beam of light? Seems kind of impossible, but here it was on this channel.ruclips.net/video/7Ys_yKGNFRQ/видео.htmlsi=dVfjskxfPJsQ-6Te ruclips.net/video/7Ys_yKGNFRQ/видео.htmlsi=dVfjskxfPJsQ-6Te
I'm really really enjoying this new format! I get 2 slo mo vids on one subject, and I learn about the subject after seeing amazing footage!
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Gavin finally films something with a bigger beak than him
Disco Crisis Are you kidding me? His beak is bigger than the entire hummingbird.
You have to give it to Gav tho, even relative to body size it's not too far off.
Shots fired.
just wait until he films Zlatan Ibrahimovic.. now THATS a beak
Doesn't stop him from dating models though
flapping around at the speed sound got places to go gotta protect my flower
Won't fly around, only one is enough
Stay out of my way or I will divebomb you
I apperciate this so much.
I'm loving this Planet Slow Mo! Cool footage and then you learn something new!
Spoiler alert: It's fast
y u spoil me ;-;
OmG hOw DaRe YoU sPoiL iT
*_surprised pikachu face_*
SirBanana
Thanks
SirBanana how fast can it FAP though
The numbers I've always read about the speed of their flaps always have seemed outlandish to me but now I can see it with my own eyes. Amazing.
7:04
Gav: Oh it's just majestic isn't it?
Dan: I mean yeah the way my eyebrows are just so bushy and nice.
Gav: 7:12 - 7:14 :|
pejnismiggle thank u for the closed captions
😂
7:22 Gav- ‘well eye’ve learned something’ lmao 😂
"the fastest stroke of any animal" I beg to differ 😂😂
Lmao!
Then beg
Maybe vertebrae but a mosquito is waaay faster
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@@tobias7798 r/woooosh
You'd expect the eagle not to be in such a rush about blinking given the see-through eyelids
Tom Chaney I can’t imagine those are as clear to see through as they’re claiming.
I take your point, however I could see it as being akin to looking through thin fabric or one-way mirrors, in that while it may look opague from the outside it is substantially easier to see through from the side without the light source.
I don't think they are completely clear, but they can still see through a bit
Its about keeping the eyes wet so they can continue to see.
This is one of the only youtube channels that didnt change with fame.... proud of you two
Hummingbirds are such amazing Little Birds
Loving this new series, guys. Educational, remarkable, and hilarious! Keep it up!!
Hummingbirds are the only vertebrate that can fly backwards. I'm enjoying this series very much.
Loved this segment! Glad you added a touch of the wildlife photography to the mix!
They’re just like little tiny fighter jets! :D
Nah, they are what fighter jets aspire to be when they grow up. ;-)
Now I kinda want to see a bunch of birds flying through the air with 'Danger Zone' playing in the background.
F-15 Eagle, not F-15 hummingbird lol, but they are a pretty cool bird..
Jets can't go backwards and up and down vertically on a complete effortless whim
You guys are the best thanks for amazing slow videos
That bird video is perhaps the most gorgeous video I’ve watched on this channel. The augur hawk flying to the perch made me think, “this is what people depict angel wings after.”
Did they find the perch?
Thanks to RUclips originals , slow mo guys are uploading more frequently...
This video was 🤩😯
Plot Twist Humming Birds have Time stone.
"Dormammu, I've come to bargain."
The use Made in Heaven.
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@@joshlegacy1101 but they don't look like they believe in gravity😂
I personally think humming birds are the cutest birds ever
This is brilliant! Hummingbird slow-mo footage in time-lapse!
I like how Gav shook hands with people this time... 😂
This actually gave me a lot of information on hummingbirds that i needed for my report lol
Makes you wonder how they measured things before high speed cameras.
Most things are easier to measure than a hummingbird's wings. For things not easy to measure, usually it involved a lot of complicated maths. An ancient Egyptian philosopher calculated a pretty good estimate of the circumference of the planet by comparing the length of the shadows of two obelisks that were the same height but on opposite sides of Egypt.
They didn't measure things that fast. The best they could do was guess, and we were wrong about all sorts of fast things until high speed photography revealed the truth.
Dip the tips of their wings in paint, place a vertically-scrolling-paper-machine with constant set speed next to a source of nectar. The bird will paint a wave on the paper and all you have to do is count the ups and downs per distance and convert it into flaps/second. Given the high speed of the flap all you need is a fraction of a second where their wings touch the paper. Give it a couple tries and you should have a good estimate of the flaps/second. Done!
One of the classic things we got wrong before photography is horses (and other animals) galloping. This can be seen in pre-photography horse racing paintings.
Fast, faster, fastest.
You guys are awesome, I really am enjoying these shows you guys make! Keep it up:D
love the humour and everything else.
Dan definitely lost that blinking contest, but the eagle was only about twice as fast, interesting that it was pretty similar timing.
Humming birds are the sharks of the sky
a fellow captainsparklez fan, i see
I really love this new format you are doing. Keep it up.
Compared to The Super Slow Show, this more low-key approach to a higher budget Originals series is exceptional. The guys are really in their element.
The expanding of a fiber optic cable while loud music travels through it
Today's fact: A "buttload" is a real measurement of weight.
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@@AxxLAfriku random does not equal funny
447 Butts in a barrel = buttload. I think
@@AxxLAfriku random does not equal funny
This can’t be true.
Now I love hummingbirds even more! 😲
Im just really impressed by that Litepanels Sola 12, absolutely flicker free! And still quiet enough to have talent stand right beside it!
The eagle blinking was so cool, it got me intrigue. Have Gav and Dan ever filmed a dog drinking water? I've always been curious how they get water, and how much, with their tongues. I've tried and I don't get a lot, but my dog's tongue kinda looks like a thick spoon, so...?
Those wings are just crazy fast
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I like to see how the production value goes up between the youtube shows you guys do and your normal videos. There's a lot more sound effects and music and your guys' sentences are shortened to say the most information in the least amount of words. Good job team!
I did learn something awesome besides how awesome slow motions are on this episode! :)
I've been waiting for this video for a long time :o)
How fast can a humming bird flap
Me: how fast can a humming bird fap
Another amazing video to watch. Thanks
The subtle or overt comedic moments crack me up.
Danvin Fruchy and Ganiel Gree
Amazing team
Gav: Hello im gav
Dan: Im done
Hope you have a great Day 😘😘
Very original
@@SuspiciousSpam omg i noticed it too.
@@SuspiciousSpam search "oh yeah yeah" on yt
@@SuspiciousSpam watch his content he's actually funny, unlike all the other fortnighters
What does your avatar represents, i saw like 10 guys having same profile picture this week...?
I love this series 💚
Awesome videos about the birds!
Aren't birds amazing? 😄
Omg I read that as “fap” 😂😂😂
Me too!!!
Science with Katie I see ur comments on like every video ever
You know what they say huh...
What your mind is full off.
Unfapably fast
Praying mantis grabbing hummingbird
Fantastic, as usual.
So awesome! Amazing facts to boot! Thumbs up guys!
Dang! The Hummingbird does 40-60 FPS (flaps)! Amazing! 😅
I know 😏 amazing right 😊
3:06 Looks like the Hawk is low enough to take advantage of ground effect here. Erakno-hawk!
0:37 "it's always stressful though, because you don't know if the birds gonna perform." - Gav
"Wel, i am the fastest blinker in the west"😂😂
-DAN 2019😂
2:32
But you said that "everything looks good in slow Mo"
Not as fast as Karen when she took the kids
Ffs 😂
To be fair she did that before he could blink
Just saw you on a CallMeKevin video
Whos Karen?
@@Jeppelelle ducking Karen...
So awesome!! Please do more!!!!!!!!!!!
Nice new start guys....
really like the channel
Film an owl next!
5:42 "but even though they're *beeping* wings"
You guys are soooooo awesome
can we have a moment to appreciate how beautiful that golden eagle is ?
If hummingbirds were as big as ravens, it would be dangerous to walk in the woods.
Oh my God just the sound, let alone the literal spear.
especially wearing a red shirt
05:00 For those who hate video milking for a small subject.
except that everything before that was also interesting/entertaining :)
1:16
the flies made it in the video again XD
You guys are doing insane things... no one ever thought about it...Thanks for your study
Do slow mo on effervescent tablets in water
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I hope that when planet slow mo is over, that you guys dont go back to posting only 1 video a year! We want as much slowmo guys as possible
Fun and knowledge both together.... I don't know why people are crazy about poo and too ....you doing great .. love u guys..
12 million subscribers is an injustice for you guys. Your videos are dope.
Next up: How fast can a hummingbird fap?
*_6:41_**_ Are you sure about that?_*
2:40 WHOA. Wasn't ready for that
This is SO BEAUTIFUL
oh PPPLEEAAASE do sphingidae next. or just moths in general. but these lepidoptera look like a mix of a hummingbird and a butterfly!
Have you seen this hawkmoth Schlieren imagery?
ruclips.net/video/i3XwVzVYURY/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/nI6yDAb80zA/видео.html
Chopperdragon39 oh yes, they would be perfect for a transition from bird to insect flight.
That's probably why they're referred to as 'Hummingbird Moths'...
When you click on a slow mo vid faster than a hummingbird flapping
5:21 superb wallpaper
We get hummers here every year and I am always super excited when they show up, raise their young and then depart in September for warmer climates. They are the most amazing animal to me just watching them hover and fly around is truly a gift. And the sword fighting they do is very common once others show up at the feeder. I have coined the term "Hummer Wars" when they get into fighting mode LOL
What happen to your right sleeve
*47 Flaps a Second*
This is the only educational channel I'm subbed too and I love every video they post
This is one of my favorite "informational" episodes so far, as I feel we got some actual facts from the expert. This is not a slam on the previous experts--I just don't feel like some of them were given enough of a chance to contribute to the conversation. This episode feels like an improvement.
I thought the title was,. "How fast the hummingbird fap"
same
Bro, ima boutta beat my wing.
Please please film more birds! I would love to see a woodpecker drumming in slow mo or a Waxwing eating a berry! I love birdies!
Those bushy splendid eyebrows will visit me in my dreams tonight. They were that amazing.
Why does Gav never shake anyone's hand?
He has no hands
He shook the guys hand 2 times so idk what ur on about
@@branimirgacina4 I should rephrase that, why doesn't he shake women's hands, check all previous videos, never shakes a womans hand once
He seems to shake the professional's hands, but rarely shakes the people running the whole thing's hands.
@@chris_sssss he's scared she'd get pregnant, that's why.
I fkin read it as How Fast Can Hummingbirds FAP 😂
I love these videos ❤️
Congratulations for 12 mil!!
the real question is, how fast can a hummingbird fap
🤐
not as fast as me
_haha_
Taikamuna HOLY FAP
Taikamuna I JUST REPLIED A 2 weeks AGO COMMENT
Taikamuna I AM FIRST
oh my god taika
Congratulations on 12M subscribers!!!!!
It was awesome and cool waching the hawk blink
*How fast can a humming bird fap?*
I tough the title said "How fast can a hummingbird Fap" :)
Real fast mate
What's fap means
@@kentlouie7691
Don't even Google it.
@@kentlouie7691
Listen to Skyett Official mate
@@Killbayne now im gonna look it up :(
4:54 That hummingbird on the whiteboard is so cute
really good channel thanx guys