Physics of Life - Life at Low Reynolds Number

[@rowan4327]

Now I want to swim in roofing tar to see what it is like! Great video.

[@smartereveryday]

There is a mouse at 1:24 over his shoulder on the right. This is important to me.

[@brokebacksharker]

Chipmunk

[@rudraksh5840]

Quite an observation.

[@Galileosays]

Great video that gave me another view how life started in water and how drag forces had to be overcome.

[@editho7863]

This explains things that I've long wondered about small objects.

[@colpidium]

I am definately sharing this one with my class!

[@partial_wave3299]

such a fantastic video!

[@MrSpeakerphone]

Your video is clearly explained everything. Thank you very much!!!

[@ReigninAmazin17]

The Lark Ascending! Great touch my friend, cheers!

[@HubertDuck]

Ralph Vaughan Williams mentioned! Although the music played throughout this video is a different work of music by Vaughan Williams, being Five Variants of Divas and Lazarus.

[@axelgromer2333]

man, your videos are awesome, thank you so much ! Good day to you.

[@unambitious]

Great video! Favorited.

[@Obniaa]

really nice video, pls make more videos on this subject.

[@abelferquiza1627]

Beautiful. I got lost calculating the added mass. Concepts clearly explained, would You add subtitles?

[@pattynanda4814]

Poderia adicionar legenda ao vídeo?

[@curiousbit9228]

what is the name of the background music at the beginning and end????

[@curiousbit9228]

Ralph Vaughan Williams - Five Variants of "Dives and Lazarus"

[@Obniaa]

u see the Re number where sperms swim are very low much less than 1, thus the inertial effect is zero, as a result the only way it can move is by nonreciprocating motion. Now imagine u are swimming in a pond, even u undergo reciprocating motion, u will move forward, since the inertial effects is more prominent as the Re is much much higher. btw fast is relative.

[@RoboTekno]

Imagine a cilia in roofing tar D: Poor thing :'(

[@paulaassuncaosantos2618]

Queremos legenda em português 😢

[@VyvienneEaux]

I want to know what it's like to be a protozoan living in a the cold glycoprotein matrix of some poor animal in the taiga.

[@supersonictumbleweed]

That's some amazing thing to imagine, thank you

[@JMC1213]

🤔

[@wetstreets]

If thats the case, I wonder how does sperm move so fast?