Here are three scenes from an amazing French documentary film called Microcosmos, bought it on DVD some years ago and I still watch it from time to time.

Processionary caterpillars

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g3IEw7Klp70

Dung beetle at work

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HfUf5IawJ30

Snails mating

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BEva0pT9ndg

Nice romantic score on the last one

Another clip from the same movie.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IFZljvWRJIU

The wonders of nature JD,

I love the one with the dung beetle lol,.  Was trying to post that myself but couldnt. So posted the waves.

Such a marvelous skill too to be able to film these wonderful things. Xx

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@**forum-decorum** wrote:

The wonders of nature JD,

 

 

I love the one with the dung beetle lol,.  Was trying to post that myself but couldnt. So posted the waves.

 

Such a marvelous skill too to be able to film these wonderful things. Xx

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It's hard to believe that Microcosmos movie is twenty years old now, at the time the so called 'Macrovision' technique was ground breaking. The film was nominated for 15 awards and won 8 including the Technical Grand Prize at the Cannes Film Festival. Such filming techniques are quite run of the mill these days but back then it was considered way ahead of its time.

Glad you enjoyed them

Open youtube in a separate tab then open the video you want to post. Click on the video link in the address bar top left and it will turn blue, then right click on it and select copy. Open the reply box on here, click in the empty space then right click and select paste.

That should do it

Thanks jd.linklater.

You have to do it in the HTML box, not Rich Text

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@aand2136-voqfz8yx wrote:

Thanks jd.linklater.

 

You have to do it in the HTML box, not Rich Text

 

 

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The HTML box is missing for me so I just copy and paste direct to the reply space. 

https://youtu.be/elhHahLJ_10

Some great videos there.

I would still zap that mosquito though!

Here's a crazy man wearing a wingsuit heading through a gap in a rock at high speed.  These guys are very brave and nuts!

He did it once too often, he was killed last month.

Sorry to hear that. Still I guess he knew the risks.  I'm not sure that I would trust the suit.

It's any sort of flying, overconfidence leads to mistakes. Familiarity breeds contempt.

If you're going to fly, you have to be methodical and doing the sort of flying he did means there's little margin for error.

Looks like this one (Uli Emanuele) who went through just a 2m wide crevice also died - but not during this crazy stunt

The risks that adenaline junkies will take is extraordinary.  I doubt that many will make it to retirement age.

Squirrels again - the famous Carling Squirrel advert

Some call it bravery, some call it stupidity.

What it really is, is complete disrespect and disregard for their own life.  Xxx

I call it an improvement to the gene pool.