TED: Photographing nature beyond the limits of human perception | Doris Mitsch

The video explores observations made during the pandemic lockdown, focusing on bird behavior and the use of photo stacking to capture movement patterns in nature. It delves into the intricacies of animal navigation and perception, highlighting the limitations of human senses. The discussion extends to group dynamics and hidden intelligence in nature, emphasizing the complexity and interconnectedness of the natural world. The video encourages viewers to appreciate the beauty and mystery of nature beyond human perception.

What fascinated the speaker during the lockdown period?

Describe the process of photo stacking mentioned in the text.

How do vultures navigate while soaring?

What are some ways that other creatures navigate their environment according to the speaker?

What did Edmund Seleuce conclude about the behavior of starlings?

Explain the concept of 'hidden intelligence' in nature as described in the text.

How does the speaker suggest we can expand our shared experience with the living world?