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creaturecast.org brings you stories about the unexpected world of animals. In our first episode, Sophia Tintori and Alison Sweeney talk about the colors of squid.

This work is provided under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike license. Music by That Thing Over There and Lucky Dragons.

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  • folgsam hörig 2 years ago
    Hello there,

    I would like to know who did the remarkable piece of music one can hear at the beginning of this very video and furthermore: what might its title be?

    sincerely,
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  • folgsam hörig 2 years ago
    Nevermind! I found the answer to the question myself!

    all these wires by Lucky Dragons, thats what I longed for.
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  • rickflick 2 years ago
    Wow! Great work all. I find the drawings so endearing and the chatty style equally so. Keep on keepin' on!
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  • Jared Robertson 2 years ago
    I knew squid were awesome, but this opened new depths of awesome to me. Thank you! (Visiting via Pharyngula.)
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  • Heather Olins 2 years ago
    As a middle and high school science teacher turned marine bio grad student I can't stress enough how wonderful creaturecast is. This is exactly the type of thing my students would have gotten psyched about, and a wonderful example of how scientists can share their research in interesting, accessible ways. Keep up the great worl!
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  • John Ryan 2 years ago
    Very nice writing, narration, and drawings. But I was disappointed that a video podcast on an amazing visual spectacle of colors and iridescence included no photographs (or video) of the phenomenon. A mix of animation and actual images would have been more... illuminating. Or at least a link to some images would have been good.
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  • Trin plus 2 years ago
    This was really edifying! I am looking forward to more...
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  • Patrick Johnson plus 2 years ago
    This was really enjoyable. Great work! Can't wait for the next episode.
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  • Zoescope 2 years ago
    I really love it and i'm going to show it also to my daughter who's fond of science and the first animal she studied was the squid!
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  • Seb 2 years ago
    That was great, really, sterling work. Add one more fan to your list.
    It's got me thinking about doing something of my own in the same vein.
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