Lens of Time: Secrets of Schooling | bioGraphic

[@cana9922]

"Coming together is a beginning. Keeping together is progress. Working together is success."-Henry Ford

[@zain4019]

I’ve wondered this for a long time, and it’s so neat to finally understand a little about it, and humbling to see we still don’t quite know how these fish move so harmoniously.

[@lauragray7827]

Maybe it is a.sharred intelligence. Many bodies one intelligence.

[@user-cu9ww9tj4i]

재귀적 구조가 반복되는 걸 보면 인간을 지켜보는 존재도 인간을 통해 인간의 동기화 현상을 연구 중 일거 같음.

[@moistego9162]

What's the ap bio answers please😢😢

[@flyin4jz]

Fr

[@lt7388]

It's called you get accused of plagiarism no matter what and you're right answers are purposely marked wrong...remainder

[@_MegaMind_]

Secret of schools: it's nightmare fuel when u have aquaphobia/hydrophobia

[@BensLab]

You're right about centralised coordination of information. It's eroding our individual intelligence.

[@mitchellwhite9920]

Very interesting hypotheses and stellar photography continue to clutch my attention and interest in your work. Bravo! Btw I'm always amazed that research scientist pursue and investigate complex and puzzling topics whose secrets of origin can only come from natures grand architect. It's structure relies on Gods obvious supperior and sensitive intelligence. Mother nature after all is his best friend and where would she be without his exquisite interconnected genius of balance? Things that 'seem' to make no sense initially to us make total sense to God. It just takes a few centuries for us to catch up to the overwhelming reality of it's importance.

[@Ez-ij7pe]

"whose secrets can only come from nature's grand architect", just say you're an idiot and leave. there's no room for hare-brained religious morons who actually think that a magic man is the reason for existence.

[@aeophylus]

There is not yet a good explanation of how so many fish instantaneously reacts to another's movement. What causes the group of fish to turn right or left or retreat. Dependence on nerve conduction travelling from eyes to brain then back to muscle is not possible as nerve conduction speed is too slow- please explain!

[@jasonwarren9279]

Rupert Sheldrake has some interesting ideas about this in "The Presence of the Past."

[@iBRiDGE380]

Beautiful. ...perfect and beautiful.

[@DrunknCoder]

Great video for understanding swarming

[@alexdavidson7785]

This was Excellent EXCELLENT!

[@dimkadimkov7001]

it's very very beautiful

[@PhoenixAndTheRaven]

Interesting comparison to people

[@milo5315]

Lmao fish dude wants a hive mind

[@BensLab]

This is one of my favourite topics. May I embed this video in a blog post I'm writing? Emergence is an absolutely fascinating phenomenon.

[@bioGraphicMagazine]

Hey Ben! Absolutely! You're welcome to embed any of our videos (so long as we make the embed code available).

[@BensLab]

bioGraphicMagazine cool thanks a lot :)

[@nexninja1479]

Link please?

[@andrepanossian1519]

Can we have access to the data?

[@HermeticAscetic22]

Very interesting video.

[@bazaspinall1872]

thank you lovely

[@chrisjones245]

are they faster than the speed of light? or do they follow sight/movement?

[@slothchunk]

pretty sure your bait title didn't pay off anywhere in the 8 minutes 41. Where 👏 is 👏the 👏slow 👏motion 👏?

[@Bavenchin]

So cool

[@jhaduvala]

Shared consciousness.

[@Vaijykone]

It's not collective behaviour, it's decentralised and heavily networked behaviour.

[@lamardizzle2191]

2:10 I thought they was following a laser pointer

[@ashblevins3070]

Were*

[@seanh.1460]

Trying to figure out if Jesus fed fish something in the water beforehand to attract so many of them or if it was just "magic".

[@MissMarshall]

Great stuff. Now can you figure out how to stop forest fires and such???

[@TheDarim]

Many thanks for this beautiful video, which I believe may be inspiring for the audience much broroader than the people interested in animal behaviour. Surprisingly perhaps, I believe these studies will prove illuminating for physiologists and molecular biologists too. Even the title of your video sounds like a pun. There is a widespread and misleading representation in modern biology of DNA as a blueprint of an organism. A blueprint is a general view of a complex structure and to my knowledge there is nothing like it in any genome. What genomes describe are rules of conduct of individual cells. Cells are too stupid to know they build a lung or a liver or a man. They just care about themselves and sometimes their neighbour. They behave automatically like the sheep or birds in the flocks you showed. Individual animals have no idea of geometry or predator psychology, still they form those impressive dynamic structures. I suppose the behaviour of individual cells in plant or animal bodies resembles the behaviour of individual sheep or birds in a flock. The cells read simple cheatsheets, not the service manuals.

[@rubenverheij4770]

[Self-Organisation] What can we learn from fish and birds, how to build an an- archist civil-ization.

[@EMO_alpha]

Hahaha less media more markets.. dope.

[@nvrmind9226]

Anyone here for Ms Cox 😹😹😹

[@jasonwarren9279]

Morphic resonance

[@markrademaker5875]

Study God's creation...Genesis 1:1.

[@dontgivejack1403]

Like....corona virus... just saying

[@1khalidmraza]

thts the CREATION OF ALLAH ITS NOT EVOLUTION ,, ALLAH HAS GIVEN ALL CREATURE TS OWN SENSE TO SURVIVE