Terracotta Drosera 2k
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- Опубликовано: 1 апр 2018
- A collection of botanical timelapse footage feature Drosera Capensis, also called the Cape Sundew. This plant hunts by secreting a sticky on the tops of the little hairs on the leaves. Bugs are attracted to this and they will land on the plant, get stuck and wrapped up in the leaves for digestion.
I really enjoyed working with this set, In the background I used a broken terracotta stone that was sent to me by Christa Ward in Malaysia.
Everything was filmed in my basement studio here in Colorado using Dragonframe and my home built 8 axis motion control rig "Otto", as well as some static cameras and an eMotimo Spectrum.
This will likely mark the end of my time with Carnivorous plants for a while. I plan to start on some new projects and mix things up a bit. I hope you enjoy.
I hope to get a Behind the Scenes video out soon, so stay tuned and be sure to subscribe. 
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1:03 this spider does not give a f*ck
-zefrank1
0:45 props to that spider who manage to figure out which buttons to press in order to activate the trap without getting caught by it
What buttons there is none
That jumping spider in and out like it's nothing while all other spiders n insects are just defenseless
Victor Castaneda * this is why jumping is important.
Was literally folding them into each other also, clever lil things!
Jumping spiders are smart, but judging at how the spider deliberately folded the nectar sticks to each other, they must be smarter than we currently know
I have little zebra jumpers on my bogs. They love the sundews. Traps all sorts of little gnats and such. Perfect little meals for them. They avoid the flytraps, and love climbing the pitchers.
@@muhammadirfanataulawal7630 Jumping Spiders show more personality and intelligence that should be possible with computing power of one brain cell
“Unless you are this spider this spider does not give a f*ck”
Only friends know
@@TheStopShort I came here just for that
The football player of all spiders a jumping spider has the right idea beat the tentacles down and exit the leaf quickly. 😙❣️
These shots were insanely amazing. Great work!
The camera work is amazing!
That spider escaped quickly
#Yvette Fan no,it got trapped
@@BukuiZhao the spider before the end actually that one escaped while the other got caught
That is what I mean
@@BukuiZhao Oh
You Great Good... !!! I wish you every day of your development. Best Relaxing +thumb up3!
Mashullah... look at nature of ullah. i am surprised . and i so like insectevor plant's
Nice video
Cool video.
1:06 this spider doesn’t give a f**k
-zefrank1
amazing
The one spider doesn't give a fuck
Ale ładne :)
Very intersting
Jumping spider: Its free real estate
1:03 this spider does not give a fuck
WOW
Just bought some of them.
Eine tote Spinne ist eine gute Spinne 👍
Nice ❤ plants.
😉❤Rowela
Song ??
Not a jumping spider! 🥴
timestamps for spider who does not gaf 0:46 1:04
ROWELA
Damn box elder bugs they get what they deserve
So then
very nice timelapse but stop dropping insects in the traps and let nature decide whats gonna happen
How do you know he dropped them in he could have edited the parts.
Out
Spawn kill
If he had a pet lizard, would it not be okay for him to drop insects into the tank for it to eat? I don't see a difference
Spiders are attracted to plants because they tend to steal what the plant caught, but instead of consuming what the plant caught it consumes them.