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The view of the spider
(6) | 07/10/2012 | Translate: Two small spiders are recorded on video in a small model building, and later with the use of projectors showing magnified.
Dimensional view to the Galata tower The company Cream Studio made an impressive display with three-dimensional view mapped to the Galata Tower in Istanbul, to advertise the new festival (Youth Festival). The company used eight Christie Roadster projectors to convert the historic building into canvas.- Three dimensional view of Santa Claus in a building Outside the Bayou Bend Art Museum in Houston, Texas, guests can enjoy an impressive mapped three-dimensional view, with Santa.
- The spider Goliath In Surrey, England, Our one man shows two spiders next to each other. The "small" a tarantula (Hapalopus sp. Colombia) about 2,5/100, next to a spider Goliath (or Theraphosa blondi) about 28 cm. This recently died at age 16. The spider is the Goliath tarantula largest species ever discovered to date. It can reach the size of 30 cm and weight of 170 grams. It has a neurotoxic venom but has little influence on humans. In addition to any other, is one of the few tarantulas which can trap, to kill and devour a normal sized mouse.
- Angelina Jolie cooks and eats insects and spiders with her children For anyone who had a question if the woman has lost it ...
- An ordinary morning in Australia Australia does not have the only poisonous snakes, spiders and scorpions, but beautiful exotic birds. Every day, the Gordon McCoullough comes out on the balcony of his house with his small daughters, and feed the parrots of the region.
- The giant spider on the wall of the House In the city of Fortaleza Brazil, Fernando Serkeira discovered a huge spider in his house, which went up on the wall of the living room. Not at all scared and adept with the spiders, the man decided to show how can catch without injuring, and to pull out of the House safely. This spider is a Tarantula Lasiodora parahybana, which is the second largest Tarantula in the world. It can reach up to 25 cm width and females can weigh more than 100 grams. This species is native Paraiba State in Brazil.
- Game with a Euphrynichus spider Amanica The Adrian Kozakiewicz plays with a Euphrynichus Amanica , a radar of the family Phrynichidae. Easily recognizable by very long front legs with what brake caliper, This type is found mainly in Kenya and Tanzania, in forests and caves. These spiders are harmless to humans. Do not have silk glands or venomous fangs. They rarely bite if threatened, but can grab your fingers with claws, something that causes a small tweak like a thorn.
- Spider catches a snake in her Web The Cairns region in Queensland, Australia, the photographer Daniel Rarnton met a spider eating a snake that had caught in her Web. The snake trapped in gold tissue a spider Nephila, which attacked him immediately. Nephila spiders weave webs largest in world (over a meter in diameter), whose fibers have a characteristic golden color.
- Spiders “winding” the Web as guitar The fibers in the Spider Web vibrate like guitar chords, as scientists say. Playing with the strings and detecting vibrations via sensors in the legs of, a spider gets information about what is on the Web.
- That Australians are facing huge spiders Imagine this thing walking on you ...
- Spiders invade in Brazil Thousands of spiders hanging from the electricity poles in the city of Santo Antonio de Plantina, Brazil. The locals found this picture coming out of their homes Thursday morning (7/2/2013) and no one knows why spiders have this strange behavior.
- Duality The Duality is a wonderful spectacle that combines sound and lighting, projecting images in high definition with the latest video technology mapping. The show took place on the Hall Boardwalk building Atlantic City City in the USA.
- Omicron The Omicron is a stunning three-dimensional projection on the huge dome diameter of 69 meters of the building Centennial Hall in Poland. The projection was made by the French, Thomas Romain and Tardy Vaquié.
- Spiders in herds The David Attenborough of the BBC presents us with something very unusual, a huge Web of tiny spiders that work and hunt in shoals.
- An unlikely 3D view View to building 3D projectors