See what a lion sees: from play time with some other lions, to a kill to feed its young. See All National Geographic Videos video.nationalgeographic.com Crittercam: Lions
Wild Chronicles heads to the crowded waters off the Hawaiian Islands, where competition for space and food are fierce. Hundreds of whales share these precious waters, and the crew from Crittercam® is eager to discover their secret to survival. When an innovative camera exposes a pilot whale's view of life under the sea, it reveals the astounding feeding habits of these massive marine mammals. Crittercam: Pilot...
National Geographic talks about the creation of the Crittercam, and animal mounted camera used for research around the world. Find out how DaVinci™ technology and TI analog are helping the crittercam are bring HD images and longer battery power in a smaller camera unit. National...
Wild Chronicles plunges into the deep waters of Chatham Strait where Alaska's humpback whales perform one of the most breathtaking displays of cooperative feeding in nature. With a hankering for herring, the whales blow Crittercam:...
Wild Chronicles heads to the Florida Keys where one of the fiercest predators in the sea shares shallow waters with beachgoers. Tenacious and sometimes aggressive, bull sharks will eat just about anything — and they are known to attack humans. In an effort to understand more about their feeding habits, researchers call on the innovative technology of Crittercam® to get an underwater look at bull shark behavior. Crittercam: Bull...
The haunting calls of blue whales can travel across thousands of miles of ocean, and Wild Chronicles is on a mission to find out why these solitary giants are so talkative. For the first time ever, National Geographic's Crittercam® records both video and underwater sound of blue whales calling. The results reveal that these whales may not be so solitary after all — the calls could be about companionship. Crittercam: Blue...
The hard to reach Adorable Tree...
how realy sharks are strong. Crittercam: Bull...
Join Wild Chronicles and National Geographic's Crittercam® team in Cape Washington as they deploy special cameras to reveal how emperor penguins travel vast distances to feed -- and then run a dangerous gauntlet back to their chicks. It takes well-honed skills to survive Antarctica's frigid waters, jagged ice fields and hungry leopard seals. Crittercam:...
A thousand miles off the coast of Portugal, the team from Crittercam is using revolutionary camera technology to investigate the deep water tendencies of sperm whales. Join Wild Chronicles on this journey beneath the waves where scientists are making new discoveries about the diving behavior and vocalizations of these underwater behemoths. Crittercam: Sperm...
*Disclaimer* This video was entirely produced by The Hartford Courant newspaper. They own all the rights to it. I have uploaded it because it features a research project I am working on. The snapping turtle research team captures a 39 pound snapping turtle and attaches National Geographic's CritterCam to get a Giant jawless...
Join Wild Chronicles on a journey to the Arctic where wildlife filmmaker meets bowhead whale — one of nature's most long-lived mammals. Not much is known about this mysterious giant, but with a little help from National Geographic's Crittercam® the filmmaker gets a breathtaking glimpse into the whale's secret world. The revealing footage has helped researchers discover how these whales can survive centuries in their freezing habitat. Crittercam:...
Crittercam Diaries 1a - A little flavour of some underwater hockey (octopush) club-play samples taken when testing a concept camera system that follows the head and working arm of a player including the puck and nearby surrounding play. underwater...
You've seen sharks make movies and you may have seen them in the wild, but have you ever seen sharks mate? Few people have. Wild Chronicles follows National Geographic's Crittercam® team headed for the south coast of Florida for an intimate encounter with one of the ocean's most successful predators. With many shark populations plummeting, researchers hope Crittercam's® shark-eye view of an underwater mating extravaganza will reveal their mating mysteries while there is still time to make a difference. Crittercam: Nurse...
Something strange is happening to elephant seals along California's coast. Each year, half of the seal pups disappear, and what happens to them is a mystery. Have these creatures become powerful magnets for predators? Wild Chronicles and National Geographic's Crittercam® dive beneath the waves to solve this mysterious case. Crittercam:...
Off the coast of Hawaiis Auau Channel, the haunting sound of the song of the humpback whale is heard. Here to mate, males battle for the attention of females. Join Wild Chronicles as Crittercam® plunges into the melee to see what it takes to be the victor among these giants. Crittercam:...
Something strange is happening to elephant seals along California's coast. Each year, half of the seal pups disappear, and what happens to them is a mystery. Have these creatures become powerful magnets for predators? Wild Chronicles and National Geographic's Crittercam® dive beneath the waves to solve this mysterious case. Crittercam:...
PNY Flash Memory Products Used On the Back of a Humpback Whale PNY is proud to announce successful flash memory card use on the back of a humpback whale to capture and store video, audio, and data on National Geographic Crittercam®. National Geographic Crittercam is a scientific research tool designed to be worn by wild animals to capture rare views and invaluable animal behavior and habitat information. The Crittercam records measurements such as depth, acceleration, temperature, and time; along with awe-inspiring audio and video imagery. Crittercams enable scientists to study animals in their own environment and without human interference variables. As a National Geographic Mission Partner, and the PNY Technologies...
In the frigid Arctic waters of Svalbard Island, bearded seals and polar bears face a new, unseen enemy. Polar bear cubs are dying, possibly giving credence to the old adage, You are what you eat. Bearded seals, a favorite meal of the polar bear, are ingesting harmful toxins called PCBs. Have these toxins become concentrated enough to kill a baby bear? Join Wild Chronicles in an attempt to find the answer. Crittercam:...
Speaking at the BLUE Ocean Film Festival in Savannah, Georgia Greg Marshall...
In the wake of a summer season of high profile attacks, Wild Chronicles examines how by learning more about sharks, people can co-exist with them more safely. National Geographic marine biologist and inventor Greg Marshall deploys his Crittercam technology for the first time, allowing viewers to see the world through the eyes of a 200-pound bull shark. Filming wild animals is always a gamble, and the price is high, but the work pays off, opening up an unprecedented view of shark behavior and the deep ocean. First Crittercam:...
Crittercam reveals crucial evidence that could solve the Northwest Hawaiian Islands' mysterious monk seal deaths — the only endangered marine mammals found entirely within the United States. While most adults are healthy, eight out of ten Hawaiian monk seal pups are dying before age two. With the help of three juvenile seals, Wild Chronicles follows as the Crittercam crew collects evidence of natural and man-made dangers in the marine environment and discovers a key feeding ground in a deep sea plain once thought to be a wasteland — evidence that will play a critical role in saving the monk seal from extinction. Crittercam: Monk...
Work by Jeff Seminoff of NMFS-SWFSC and National Geographic on our Baja sea turtle project in Bahia de los Angeles produced this clip of a green turtle eating a sea pen. This was very, VERY exciting. (by Wallace J. Nichols: wallacejnichols.org) Crittercam: Baja...
Researchers get a surprising turtle-eye view of never-before-seen leatherback mating behavior — thanks to National Geographic's Crittercam®. While researchers know much about turtle habits on shore, these deep-sea swimmers are hard to find beneath the waves. Wild Chronicles reveals extraordinary underwater footage that helps unlock the secret lives of leatherback turtles. Crittercam:...
Watch as a bearded seal pup wearing a National Geographic Crittercam interacts with her mother in waters near Norway. Listen carefully as you can hear the pup communicating. POV video is from the Crittercam POV:...
COYOTES AND RACOONS CAUGHT ON TRAIL CAMERA. CRITTER CAM
Wild Chronicles joins Crittercam® and heads into deep water to make an astonishing discovery about monk seal feeding habits. Despite conservationists' efforts, monk seal populations are caught in a downward spiral after years of being hunted by humans. But using Crittercam's® seal-eye technology, researchers see valuable secrets that could help save the species. Crittercam:...
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Children's book writer and illustrator Nancy Woodman talks about her experience on a CritterCam voyage in Alaska. My Crittercam...
Watch the exhibits teams of the Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum and the Nation Geographic Museum install our newest exhibition, CritterCam: The World Through Animal Eyes, in one minute! CritterCam...
National Geographic came to MIT for the HEMBI or Human Environment Mobile Based Interactions workshop and showed off their Critter Cam. Critter cam rides...
My Sigmoidoscopy 2/15/2008 My Sigmoidoscopy...
First test of Aussie Fencing Helmet Camera in Perth Western Australia between Osborne Park and Karrinyup Road The track is pretty rough...we will improve in test 2 Mounted to side of helmet, operation is easy with lazer beam indicating standby and record modes so you don't even need to remove your helmet to start recording These cams will film up to two hours and they are super small. Email: sales@aussiefencing.com Perth Bike...
A 19 pound snapping turtle was outfitted with the National Geographic Society's crittercam and set free to film Keeney Cove, Connecticut adjacent to the Connecticut River. This snapper headed straight for a tangled bank of roots but the crittercam stayed on long enough for Snapping turtle...
For two million years, the world's largest sea lions have survived along Alaska's rocky coastline, but now the population is declining at an alarming rate. Wild Chronicles joins a team of scientists using an innovative camera to investigate theories about the Steller sea lions' mysterious disappearance, and uncovers clues that could save the species. Crittercam:...
Squirrel and Critter Cam is a series of videos of the critters in my front yard. Videos feature squirrels, doves, cardinals, woodpeckers, wrens, tufted titmouse, etc. Critter Cam 11/29/09

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