Website review: Smile youre on ele-vision: How a ca...
TheFlyingToaster discovered this in Photography
•46 reviews since Mar 24, 2008
photography, animals, elephant
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TheFlyingToaster discovered 4 months ago- Scientists strap camera to elephant's trunk and send it out in the jungle - comes back with great pics.
- jb108 rated 4 weeks ago
- The coolest thing, a camera attached to an elephant's trunk gets up close and personal with the local jungle life.
- green-eyedlady rated 2 months ago
- What an innovative way to take natural animal images!
- What an innovative way to take natural animal images!
- Celainn rated 3 months ago
- How a camera attached to an elephant's trunk captured amazing jungle views.
- edwardo-noitv rated 3 months ago
View images taken from a camera attached to an elephant's trunk in the wild..
- magpye rated 3 months ago
- Cool pics, but why not strap some log of a photographer, or the scientist who came up with this brain wave, to the elephant's trunk? Natural pics - natural log? I just dont like the idea.
- Shennequa rated 3 months ago
- Very Versatile Digits
- ophiele rated 3 months ago
- We revealed the amazing story of how four tiger cubs were captured on special cameras in logs carried by elephants - giving the most intimate insight into their early lives ever recorded. Now, we show for the first time other creatures of the jungle caught in this extraordinary - and pioneering - way. Cheeky langur monkeys, a rare sloth bear, spotted deer and a leopard with her cub are just some of the other animals that film-maker John Downer came across in his fascinating experiment. Scroll down for more... demiş atalarımız yada tıkla or click =)
- Sundell rated 3 months ago
- Nothing like a change in perspective...
- AbleReach rated 3 months ago
- An "elephant cam" captures some very cool pictures. From the page: "Elephants do not see tigers as a threat, and tigers are comfortable with elephants. So we had the perfect team."
- tyrone06spann rated 4 months ago
- awesome thanks some great shots !!
