Time-lapse Sphinx moth egg hatches under microscope

	Duration: 72 seconds Upload Time: 07-02-22 21:18:47 User: jcmegabyte :::: Favorites
Description: A tiny 1/32" long egg of the Pacific Green Sphinx Moth [Arctonotus lucidus] hatches under the microscope. The larva can be clearly seen though the transparent eggshell as it chews its way out. The magnification is 100x and the event is presented in 72x time-lapse. The music is "Blown Glass" from the "Ruins II" CD by TECHNICIAN. (c)2007 JCMDI.COM, and the Hi-Res version of this video is available on DVD at http://technician.jcmdi.com/lepdvd01/lepdvd01.html for details. Share with friends
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kclama ::: Favorites Very interesting, well done. 07-02-23 07:50:57 _____________________________________________________
wiskwood ::: Favorites cool 07-03-02 02:07:49 _____________________________________________________
flybikes90 ::: Favorites eww 07-03-18 23:16:38 _____________________________________________________
bugvision ::: Favorites what kind of microscope was that? 07-03-30 11:16:32 _____________________________________________________
GreatMoviesForever ::: Favorites scary 07-04-11 07:23:00 _____________________________________________________
kenamarin ::: Favorites its so cute looking!! 07-04-15 13:25:20 _____________________________________________________
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Hadezul2 ::: Favorites Fascinating. Only thing is I didn't like the music. Electronic computery sounding stuff with something natural and organic just didn't go together IMHO. Brilliant photography though. 07-04-16 11:22:09 _____________________________________________________
trackman3030 ::: Favorites thats so cool 07-07-10 18:05:12 _____________________________________________________
BlackRabbitofDeath ::: Favorites eww ww ww ww ww ww ww ww ww ww ww 07-07-10 19:58:17 _____________________________________________________
vectrect ::: Favorites Wow thats cool 07-07-12 03:03:02 _____________________________________________________