I do not
usually watch online videos and react literally or audibly with emotional words
such as ‘wow’. The last time I gave such a reaction of that kind was, when I
was watching Captain America staring down Thanos and his whole army, in a very
large screen of an IMAX cinema. Even if it is without all those huge screens,
resolution and quality, video shown this time too is unimaginable.
You are
able to watch a perfectly closer look of relaxing Monarch Butterflies in a
video from Nature
on PBS which has been released recently. They gather very close to one
another for warmth when they are expecting the temperature of the surrounding
to rise. They have managed to get a perfectly close video of these butterflies
without any disturbance to them. For this great task they have used a drone
disguised to look like a hummingbird. According to the video, hummingbirds are
not a threat to these Monarch Butterflies and therefore they do not react to
the disguised drone.
The scene
of these butterflies are supernatural with their take off when the temperature
level is sufficient for the flight. Then the butterflies are not only able to
take their flight all around very comfortably but also to land on the drone
without being injured. The assurance of the high quality design of the
disguised drone has ensured the safety of these butterflies not to cause any
harm. According to the narrator of the video, the moving parts of the drone are
being shielded to ensure the highest safety.
Eventhough
it was on my screen at home, I was very much delighted to witness such kinds of
surprises which fill my mind with beauty and amazement during this period.
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