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How Nature Says “DO NOT TOUCH”! Peruvian Amazon Rainforest at Night
Amazon Rainforest Wild Creatures of the Night! In order of appearance: Giant Millipede Armored Harvestman Tailless Whip Scorpion Longhorn Beetle Leaf Cutter Ants Giant Moth Caterpillar Giant Millipede Wolf Spider Fuzzy Moth Huntsman Spider I'd love some help with Genus species:
Wild Peruvian Amazon Rainforest Creatures of the Night!
This was unbelievable, and possibly the most wonderful and awe inspiring nature events of my life! Filmed just off the coast in Santa Rosa Beach, Florida, this 4K drone nature film captures a superpod of bottlenose dolphins moving through clear blue Gulf water. I spent close to an hour filming these amazing dolphins (used up two batteries). It was endless awe and fascination watching these wild and playful behaviors unfold in crystal clear emerald water. I did my best to follow and track the pod - it was a fun and challenging task! The group includes both adult dolphins and babies, with nearly 100 dolphins swimming, splashing, leaping, and playing together in one of the most beautiful wildlife scenes I’ve ever seen. Bottlenose dolphins are highly social marine mammals. Their groups often shift and change, a pattern scientists describe as a flexible “fission-fusion” social structure. NOAA notes that bottlenose dolphins may travel alone or in groups, and those groups often break apart and come back together over time. Check out the many behaviors in this video: fast swimming, upsidedown swimming, synchronized movement, leaping, splashing, and breaching may serve several purposes. In dolphins, aerial behaviors can be connected to play, communication, coordination, social bonding, and sometimes feeding or travel. This film is a reminder that the Gulf of Mexico is ALIVE! with complex animal behavior, family groups, communication, and wild intelligence. Filmed in 4K60 and edited in slow motion for a meditative and peaceful view of dolphins along Florida’s Emerald Coast.
Dolphin Superpod in Crystal Clear Emerald Coast Waters | 4K Drone | Playful Curious Joyful Dolphins
GUEST SCIENTISTS: Here are some of the many wonderful and generous scientists who have been guest speakers in my AP Bio class. THANK YOU! Dr. Sean B. Carroll, University of Maryland + HHMI Dr. Steve Yanoviak, University of Louisville Carl Zimmer, New York Times Dr. Paul Frazel, Princeton University Dr. Tom Miller, FSU Dr. Morgan Hawkins, FSU Dr. Darin Rokyta + Venom Lab, FSU Dr. Mike Ormsbee, FSU + Many other wonderful scientists who have shared their expertise and insights (and valuable time) in my classroom 🙏
These Are Some of the AMAZING SCIENTISTS Who Come Speak in my AP Biology Class.
Exploring the Magic & Beauty of Econfina River : Emerald | Gainier | Pitt Sylvan | Williford Springs
Adorable Baby Great Horned Owls : Intimate and Goofy Close Encounter in 4K
THANK YOU to all the wonderful AP BIO All-Stars who helped make this video, I am grateful for your help and inspiration! To the students who have made my job so great over the past 28 years - Thank you. And I'm eternally grateful to my teachers and my teacher friends and colleagues. This video is an attempt to showcase the beauty of AP Biology and help promote the class. In this video, you’ll get a real look at what AP Biology is all about: from hands-on labs and student experiences to guest speakers and real-world applications of biology. AP Bio is an engaging, lab-based course focused on understanding the world around us and within us. This class is designed for curious and motivated students who want to challenge themselves, think deeply, and learn how to learn. You’ll hear from current and former students, as well as professionals in science and medicine, about how AP Biology has impacted their thinking, education, and careers. If there is something you think would be a good addition or something we left out or if you have questions - please leave a comment. The real ROI (Return on Investment) of taking AP Bio is this: Spending a year exploring nature with like-minded, curious, hardworking, caring, and bright students. HELPFUL LYNX: EARN COLLEGE CREDIT! AP BIO Exam Score Credit https://apstudents.collegeboard.org/getting-credit-placement/search-policies AP BIO College Board https://apcentral.collegeboard.org/courses/ap-biology AP BIO CED https://apcentral.collegeboard.org/media/pdf/ap-biology-course-and-exam-description.pdf AP BIO Exam Infohttps://apcentral.collegeboard.org/courses/ap-biology/exam www.youtube.com/@MaddenScience Guest Speaker Playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVbWPt0iA9mlgjw7q1g1NZG4At1Viggo4&si=WkmDQUbu4rIrAi_O AP Bio Videos Playlist: www.maddenscience.com/apbio STATS: 5 year PASSING RATE AVERAGE: 88% AP BIO is NOT: Not about memorizing a textbook and regurgitating it Not a lecture-only class Not only for science oriented folks Not as overwhelming as you might expect KEEP IN MIND: 1. Before you take AP Biology you'll want to have already taken high school biology and chemistry. 2. You'll want to be a strong and curious student, with strong reading, reasoning, and teamwork skills.
Why you should take AP BIO : Fostering Awe, Curiosity, & Wonder
Playful Manatee Family and Baby Manatee Adventure : 4K Drone Footage : Wakulla Springs, FL
Here is some video of a sunset close up encounter I had with two wonderful Roseate Spoonbills at St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge.
Roseate Spoonbill : Pink & Bill Evolution + Tactile Feeding + Courtship Rituals 4K: St. Marks NWR
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