This is a timelapse video from Youtuber Temponaut Timelapse of ants eating a slice of tangerine over the course of 50 hours, but most of the fruit is already gone by 20 hours. For reference, I was once responsibly for bringing the orange slices to my adult league kickball game
This is a timelapse video from Youtuber Ivan Cehic, who mounted a GoPro on a cargo ship to film its passage through the Suez Canal. Thankfully, this particular ship managed to pass without incident, unlike some other ships in recent history. Now I’m not going to name any names, but
This is a video from Youtuber A V of an acrylic three-chamber red wiggler worm composting bin with a different material in each chamber: leaves, cardboard, and paper. Water (in the form of ice) and grit (in the form of pulverized eggshell) are added occasionally, and more of each material
Hot on the heels of yesterday’s macro footage M&M’s melting in water comes another video from Youtube channel Another Perspective, this time some macro timelapse footage of tiny stink bugs hatching. They look so cute! Almost like something out of a Studio Ghibli movie. Speaking of stink bugs — they
This is some timelapse macro footage of M&M’s melting in water as captured by photographer Jens of Youtube channel Another Perspective (previously: snowflakes melting in reverse). According to Jens, if you’re interested in doing the same yourself, “everything you need is any camera, a tripod, a small fish tank, and
This is a short timelapse video captured by sky watcher Preston Chamblen of the Milky Way beginning to rise in the early morning hours. In his own words while I grab some binoculars and stare at the sun until I can see through walls, or not at all. Go big
Because it’s almost lunch time, this is a timelapse video of mold growing on a cup of green Jell-O over the course of 25 days. Personally, I would have chosen a different flavor of Jell-O instead of lime to really highlight the contrast between the color of the gelatin and
In very valuable information news, this is a video of a pile of ketchup aging over the course of 21 days as its exposed to the elements. I learned a lot about our own mortality watching it. I’m kidding, but I did notice some tiny bugs showed up around day
