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Venus Fly trap time-lapse video

Mark Frauenfelder at 12:31 pm Mon, Feb 25, 2008

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200802251229 Paul Lenz used this homemade camera rig to shoot this time-lapse video of a venus fly trap growing. Link (German) (Via Ursi's Blog)

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  • D3

    This has sort of a vagina dentata vibe.

  • Charlie Lesoine

    If this one guy can do time lapse shots like this, it makes the times lapse shots on BBC’s Planet Earth documentary seem less mind bogglingly impossible. Impressive!

  • cr0m

    Really neat, but seems incomplete without a fly being gobbled in the final frame. :)

  • Antinous

    It’s not all that different from the yoga video. Graceful, yet slightly creepy.

  • Wareq

    Feed me, Seymour…

  • Doug Nelson

    The rig is more interesting than the video. Can someone supply more details?

  • hexcalibur

    Okay, I’m creeped out.

    Somebody post a unicorn image, stat!

  • Plenz

    Dough, sure somebody cann supply more details. Guess who…