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Novel camera system lets us see the world through eyes of birds and bees
- 101008 3y agoThis is good. I always wonder how my dog sees me and perceives our home. I noticed something really weird about sounds lately. We moved into a new apartment just last week. On the second day, we left her alone (we had to, for an hour). To monitor her, we left a Macbook on the table, with the camera and microphone turned on, so we could watch her from our phone. Every 10 or 15 minutes, we heard a very loud bang through the mic, and our dog got super scared - like a door closing super fast and loud. I went to the apartment to check my dog (my phone still connected to the Macbook), and while I was there, I heard the loud bang two times through the phone, but not in person. So definitely there are big sounds captured by a Macbook and my dog, but not by human ears. It was a weird sensation.
- aaron695 3y ago[dead]
- lordswork 3y agoAnyone else seeing this error for the embedded videos on the website? >Video matches no known sites
- playingalong 3y agoSame here. My guess is geo restrictions.
- neogodless 3y agoFor what it's worth, videos seem to come from Vimeo. For example: https://player.vimeo.com/video/905196531 https://player.vimeo.com/video/905196531
- carterschonwald 3y agoSwitch to desktop view of website and you’ll see it’s Vimeo
- b112 3y agoBut... this makes no sense. First, one of the videos is all pink. But if you're a bird, and have a bird's brain, it won't look "unusual" to you one bit. So showing humans a video with weird pink overhue isn't sensible. Instead, colours shoild be collapsed, or mapped, or something. But not have a weird feeling. And birds often have a wider view, so that should be visible, but again not seem weird. It's not like an animal is all "woha, everything is pink!"