Aliens From Inner Space
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Explores the ability of certain cephalopods, such as the cuttlefish and the octopus, to confuse their prey and to communicate with their own kind by means of color pulsations and flashes.
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Explores the ability of certain multi-sensory cephalopods, such as the cuttlefish, squid and octopus, to confuse their prey and to communicate with their own kind using their soft bodies to transmit and pulsate changing color patterns. The ‘brainiest’ of marine molluscs, these animals are widely regarded as the most intelligent of all invertebrates. This production follows a team of scientists from Texas as they attempt to exact the meaning of this bewitching behavior. Award-winning cinematography brings to life this mysterious world, as multi-tonal squid pulsate and cuttlefish camouflage to stalk their prey. Stunning underwater photography captures the vibrance and sheer elegance of these sensitive ocean dwellers.
[various sea creatures, sea life, exotic fish, abstract images, Bank of Video monitors - control man - marine biologists]
[various sea creatures, sea life, exotic fish, abstract images, Bank of Video monitors - control man - marine biologists]
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