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>In May 2023, Matteo Santon was filming cuttlefish in the shallow-water reefs around Indonesia. A marine visual ecologist at Bristol University in England, he planned to document the predators’ approach to hunting from the perspective of the prey — essentially, to see what it’s like to be the crab. He was hoping to see a particular hypnotic camouflage display cuttlefish use while attacking. But the cephalopods had their own innovations to show. “The first time I saw these hunting displays, it was probably one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen,” Dr. Santon said.

Videos don't come through with the archive and there is a "paywall popup". I uploaded the video: https://vid8.poal.co/user/level_101/guPisiv Archive: https://archive.today/uDORB From the post: >>In May 2023, Matteo Santon was filming cuttlefish in the shallow-water reefs around Indonesia. A marine visual ecologist at Bristol University in England, he planned to document the predators’ approach to hunting from the perspective of the prey — essentially, to see what it’s like to be the crab. He was hoping to see a particular hypnotic camouflage display cuttlefish use while attacking. But the cephalopods had their own innovations to show. “The first time I saw these hunting displays, it was probably one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen,” Dr. Santon said.

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Nothing wrong with that. I was able to go to several of the Smithsonian museums a LONG time ago when that whole area was a lot safer than it is today. I mostly was into the Air & Space one, it's always kind of been my thing but the few others I had a chance of seeing were really cool too.

I hope things change enough that I can take my wife (And I hope, future kid) there as well one day.